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N.C. State Falls to UNC for the 11th Straight Time (The News & Observer)

In the same dominant, defensive fashion from a year ago, UNC looked every bit like the preseason No. 1 team in the country in a 74-55 pasting of the Wolfpack at the Smith Center.
Local Leaders Stunned by Perdue Decision (The Herald-Sun)

The shocking news that Gov. Beverly Perdue will not seek re-election has fueled a firestorm of speculation about who the Democrats might nominate to replace the one-term governor.
Weaver Street is Open to Foot Traffic After Months of Construction (The Daily Tar Heel)

After more than 10 months of construction, West Weaver Street reopened Monday morning to increased foot traffic and relieved business owners.
Chapel Hill Council Puzzles Panel (The News & Observer)

The chairman of the committee asked to review the Yates Motor police raid says some members are "curious" after a majority of Town Council members indicated Monday that they will likely oppose the committee's request for an outside investigator.
Residents Petition for Chapel Hill 2020 Extension (The Daily Tar Heel)

Some residents think the eight months the town has set aside to form Chapel Hill 2020, a new plan to guide its future growth, will not be long enough. A group of petitioners plans to ask Town Council to extend the process until 2013.
Chapel Hill Native Killed During Storm at Yosemite (The News & Observer)

A Chapel Hill native who worked at Yosemite National Park was killed early Saturday when gusty winds blew down a tree onto a tent cabin in the park's Curry Village, officials said.
Volunteers Seek to Categorize Homeless by Vulnerability Index (The Daily Tar Heel)

Starting Saturday, volunteers in Orange County will count the homeless to fulfill an annual federal requirement — and for the first time, they will also assess who is likely to die on the street.
Man Faces 14-Year Sentence for Break-Ins (The Herald-Sun)

A man who went on a crime spree in Chapel Hill and Carrboro, breaking into into residences and vehicles and stealing thousands of dollars worth of items, will spend more than 14 years in prison.
Carrboro Wants to Increase Solar Energy with Panels (The Daily Tar Heel)

Solar energy could soon be the latest feature at the Carrboro Farmers’ Market. The Board of Aldermen passed a resolution Tuesday to look into building a photovoltaic array, or PV, near the market at Carrboro’s Town Commons.
Chapel Hill Issues a Gag Order Over Raid (The News & Observer)

The Chapel Hill town manager has ordered town staff not to talk with the media about the November police raid that removed squatters from a vacant downtown building.
MLK Day Offers a Variety of Local Service Opportunities (Chapelboro)

Monday might be a federal holiday, but there’s still plenty to do and plenty of volunteer opportunities in and around town in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
No. 3 Tar Heels Fall to Seminoles in 90-57 Upset (The Daily Tar Heel)

After leading all but five members of his No. 3 North Carolina squad off the court at the Tucker Center on Saturday with 14 seconds still remaining on the clock, UNC coach Roy Williams had nothing to say to his team in the locker room.
UNC System Chief Recommends Lower Tuition Hikes (The Herald-Sun)

UNC system President Tom Ross said that “given the times we’re in,” he won’t be recommending tuition increases as high as the ones proposed already by leaders at the system’s 17 schools.
Deconstruction Necessary Before School Can Be Built (The Daily Tar Heel)

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School district will soon begin clearing the path for a new elementary school in Northside.
Occupy Chapel Hill Protesters Decamp (The News & Observer)

Pallets were picked up and tents taken down Tuesday, as Occupy Chapel Hill-Carrboro closed its encampment. The group had been camping on the plaza outside the Franklin Street post office since October.
Christmas Season Lasts Little Longer for Big Cats (The Herald-Sun)

North Carolina Christmas trees are spreading the spirit a little longer this year. The lions, tigers and other big cats of the Carolina Tiger Rescue in Pittsboro are using the unsold trees of area farms as toys.
Chapel Hill Police to Revise Policies (The News & Observer)

Chapel Hill's police chief says the town will change some of its policies as a result of the police response to protesters who took over the empty Yates Motor Co. building in downtown Chapel Hill on Nov. 13.
Counting in the New Year (The Chapel Hill News)

Perhaps you've seen some of these people over the past few weeks - driving at a snail's pace...peering over fences...You have been looking at people who have been looking at birds for the National Audubon Society's 112-year-old Christmas Bird Count.
Fedora Brings Fresh Faces to UNC Coaching Staff (The Daily Tar Heel)

Larry Fedora officially introduced his coaching staff for the UNC football program on Tuesday, retaining none of coaches that Davis brought on during his four years at the program’s helm.

Video Interviews with Three of Our Best of Chapel Hill Winners

Leaders of Flyleaf Books, Frank Gallery and Jujube talk about their formulas for success.

July 13, 2011

Video from Smith Middle's European Adventure

They came. They saw. They returned home with the memories of a lifetime.

April 11, 2011

More on Our Hopefuls

Hear our March/April cover guy Matthew Lee play the violin; plus, an update on the teen actress we featured.

March 7, 2011

Features

Local Celebs Kick Off FPG Read-a-thon

Jan 27, 2012 by Mary Withers in CHM Blog

Vlog: Scout and Molly's Prepares to Change Locations

We chat with owner Nesha Daubenspeck as her boutique packs up its Meadowmont location and heads to University Mall.

Jan 27, 2012 by Lucie Shelly in Blog

Weekend Best Bets

Satisfy your sweet tooth this weekend.

Jan 26, 2012 by Kelsie Allen in CHM Blog

Paper Trail

Wallpaper isn't just for your grandmother's house anymore. Our guest blogger explains how you can use it to uplift and add visual interest to a space.

Jan 25, 2012 by LC Interior Design Laura Covington in CHM Blog

Happy Triangle Restaurant Week!

With 11 Chapel Hill restaurants participating, this celebration of culinary excellence may be our favorite week of the year.

Jan 25, 2012 by Kelsie Allen in CHM Blog

Blue Sky Oil & Vinegar: Salt of the Earth

The artisan store will celebrate the introduction of salts from 16 countries to their shelves with a tasting party this weekend.

Jan 25, 2012 by Lucie Shelly in CHM Blog

Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber Announces Business of the Year Winners

The recipients -- including the Carolina Brewery and Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools -- were recognized today at the Chamber's annual meeting.

Jan 24, 2012 in CHM Blog

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Results from Chapel Hill Tennis Club's Indoor Doubles Tourney

Nearly 150 players competed in the 23rd annual event.

Jan 23, 2012 in CHM Blog

Studio G Adds A Dentist, Doubles Its Space

The dental practice has added 2,500 square feet of space and Dr. David Boaz to its staff.

Jan 23, 2012 in CHM Blog (1 Comments)

Bon Appétit Features Cackalacky

The sweet potato sauce, born in Chapel Hill in the kitchen of Page Skelton, is one of the Southern products that spices up the pages in a nationally renowned food magazine.

Jan 20, 2012 by Lucie Shelly in CHM Blog