CH Town Council Talks Catching up During Budget Workshop
The best route to regain ground on funding town programs was the hot topic at Chapel Hill Town Council’s first budget workshop of the season.
Read MoreThe best route to regain ground on funding town programs was the hot topic at Chapel Hill Town Council’s first budget workshop of the season.
Read MoreAt Wednesday night’s Town of Chapel Hill Council meeting, the elected body took up one of its hottest political potatoes in recent years.
The Chapel Hill Town Council convenes at 7 p.m. at Town Hall, Wednesday, Jan. 25, with a number of items on its agenda.
The Wednesday, Jan. 18, Chapel Hill Town Council work session is scheduled to have a discussion about the planned route for a north-south bus rapid transit (BRT) line.
Proposed zoning and land use changes are taking center stage this week and later in the month for the Town of Chapel Hill.
The Town of Carrboro Council meets for the first time in 2023 this Tuesday, Jan. 10, at 7 p.m.
It was standing-room only on Tuesday afternoon as Assistant Chief Celisa Lehew was sworn in as the 19th chief of the Chapel Hill Police Department.
For some folks in Chapel Hill, it may have come as a bit of a surprise, and for others including the Town Council, it made perfect sense.
This morning, Chapel Hill Town Manager Maurice Jones tendered his resignation.
The Carrboro Town Council will hold its final legislative session of 2022 tonight at 7 p.m. in Room 110 of Town Hall.
The latest attempt to mitigate toxic emissions coming from the University of North Carolina (UNC) cogeneration plant has come to an abrupt end.
From early voting and ultimately the Nov. 8 Election Day, opportunities abound for people to be involved in democracy.
If the Chapel Hill Town Council Meeting Oct. 12 were a platter, it would have been an appetizer sampler made of money, downtown development and a decent portion of housing talk.
The Town of Carrboro, the Center for Biological Diversity, (CBD) and the Sierra Club are tired of waiting for a response from the EPA.
The Town of Chapel Hill received a $10 million low-income tax credit for affordable housing.
Housing—and how to build it—dominated the Chapel Hill Town Council session on Wednesday, September 28.
In its first in-person session since the beginning of the pandemic, the Chapel Hill Town Council honored two former city employees on September 14.
The Town of Chapel Hill was awarded a $375,000 grant from the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Foundation.
Chapel Hill has a dedicated group of individuals that make up a 24-hour emergency response team helping local citizens and police officers in times of crisis.
On Monday, June 20, the Town of Chapel Hill named the transit facility on Millhouse Road in honor of Howard and Lillian Lee.
Climate activists, concerned residents and an elected official gathered virtually Wednesday evening for an information session regarding the potential development of a parcel within Chapel Hill that contains coal ash.
Members of the Chapel Hill Town Council and town residents offered feedback on a number of developments currently working their way through the municipal review process during the body’s regular meeting on June 15.
The Chapel Hill Town Council approved its budget for the next fiscal year Wednesday evening.
With an upcoming vote for next fiscal year’s budget looming, members of the Chapel Hill Town Council worked to clarify some last-minute details on how the fiscal year 2022-2023 budget during the council’s regular meeting on June 1.
Members of the Chapel Hill Town Council received a heavy dose of community feedback Wednesday evening.
Money talks, and was much talked about at Wednesday’s meeting of the Chapel Hill Town Council.
In a decision heavy evening, Chapel Hill Town Council members took some initial steps Wednesday toward improving road safety and made a potential stride toward expanding affordable housing opportunities.
This week, the Town Council will review a concept plan for the potential redevelopment of the Chapel Hill Police Station property.
Initial consideration of money and who gets it made up the majority of discussion at the Chapel Hill Town Council’s work session Wednesday.
Chapel Hill’s elected officials Wednesday evening discussed parts of town less often in the limelight including the contributions of local African American leaders and the plight of local mobile home park residents.
Members of the Chapel Hill Town Council approved a memorandum of understanding regarding the development of a land parcel that houses a police headquarters and contains coal ash.
Chapel Hill’s Booker Creek Working Group met Monday, March 13 to discuss “tentative recommendations” for ongoing water management issues.