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Town plans for stimulus funding
The federal economic stimulus package will help Chapel Hill finish a long-awaited greenway project.
News Story: Fireworks explosion on NC island kills 1, hurts 4
A truckload of fireworks exploded Saturday morning on a remote North Carolina island dock, killing one worker and critically injuring four others preparing for an Independence Day celebration, authorities said.
Dads Prepare For New Baby In Boot Camp
New dads say they face many challenges and a U.S. boot camp for new daddies helps them meet these challenges and prepare for the new baby.
Chapel Hill, Carrboro Celebrate 4th
Wes Tillman is the community celebrations supervisor for the Town of Chapel Hill.
Chapel Hill Has 9th Confirmed Rabies Case
On Tuesday, June 30th, Orange County Animal Services received a positive rabies result for a raccoon from the North Carolina Rabies Laboratory.
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Chapel Hill Puts Stimulus Money To Work
Nearly $4 million in federal stimulus funds is being put to work in Chapel Hill.
Khairi Fortt wona t officially announce his final six schools until the end of the summer.
UNC tuition exemption returns to budget spotlight
Whether to give discounts to groups that pay tuition for University of North Carolina students who excel on the field or in the classroom still isn't settled four years after the practice began.
Invista employee suffers severe chemical burn; taken to Chapel Hill
Published: Saturday, June 27, 2009 at 4:42 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, June 27, 2009 at 4:42 p.m. An employee at a Wilmington area plant was transported Saturday afternoon to the North Carolina Jaycee Burn Center in Chapel Hill after suffering a severe chemical burn.
Durham police say a woman was stabbed to death with a pair of scissors in an apartment building parking lot early this morning and that the killing may have been done in self defense.
Chapel Hill's Glenwood Elementary School Gator Show Choir placed superior and was the overall winner in the elementary division at the Carowinds Choral Festival recently.
Chapel Hill 'twins' are Eagle Scouts
Daniel Pearce and David Hare, both members of Troop 845 at Carrboro United Methodist Church, have achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.
Is bad economy giving birth to a baby bust?
Submitted by SHNS on Tue, 06/23/2009 - 14:32. The nagging, sagging economy has intruded in one more place: America's bedroom.
Lawmakers may slap sales tax on services
North Carolina lawmakers are considering taxing a broad variety of everyday services.
Education: Chapel Hill dean's list
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill dean's list. Richfield: Jenna Marie Brooks.
Slade to run for alderman; Czajkowski, Cho sign on to Chapel Hill mayora s race
With local elected boards readying for summer recesses, candidates are making known their intentions for the fall elections.
Coming tomorrow in The Chapel Hill News
Of course the big news is what people are saying at tonight's meetings on the possible Millhouse Road transfer station site and Carolina North.
New gym to honor Peak Fitness contracts
Peak Fitness customers whose Chapel Hill gym is closing this month will be able to transfer their memberships to a second club in town that is being sold, that cluba s new owner said Friday.
Pease to run for Chapel Hill Town Council
Gene Pease, a veteran of community boards and CEO of several companies, is running for Chapel Hill Town Council.