COMMUNITY
By Randy B. Young
Correspondent
Families and children enjoyed mingling with town officials, police officers, and community partners at Chapel Hill’s “National Night Out” on the evening of Tuesday, August 4, staged by the “Guardians on the Hill.” The annual Chapel Hill Police event, held at Chapel Hill’s Hargraves Community Center, kicks off the back-to-school season with food, fun, games, and valuable safety information for children of all ages. “National Night Out” strengthens relationships between the community and law enforcement, promotes connections between neighbors and officers, and helps to build trust and maintain a true sense of community. Photos by Randy Young.
A Dartmouth College graduate, Randy B. Young first worked as an award-winning advertising copywriter in New Hampshire, then in communications at UNC for over 30 years. He maintained an award-winning newspaper feature covering Recreation and Exercise in the Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Orange County. Retired and living in Chapel Hill, Randy continues to write for regional publications both locally and in New England, and his book, And the Stars Flew With Us, is available through Amazon and at independent bookstores. He coaches track at Chapel Hill High and has a photography business, Pierless (sic) Photography. This reporter can be reached at: Information@TheLocalReporter.press






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