Newsmakers: Ron Olsen
This week we speak with the Chapel Hill High teacher and track and cross country coach, who retired this year after 18 years at the school.
View ArticleFarewell to a Friend
In her last column for The WEEKLY, Patti remembers the students who are no longer with us, including Laura Rozo, an inspiring Morehead-Cain scholar.
View ArticleBears, Oh My
The WEEKLY's Carrboro columnist discusses the wealth of wildlife in our area.
View ArticleRockin' in the USA
Heading to Durham for the holiday? Deborah has the scoop on two must-attend outings: the Festival for the Eno and the Golden Belt Concert Series.
View ArticleWith A Bang
Check out our photos from the Town of Chapel Hill's festive Fourth of July celebration in Kenan Stadium.
View ArticleAlong Road-Rage Alley, No Relief In Sight
The section of N.C. 54 leading up to I-40 has the worst congestion in town.
View ArticleNewsmakers: Carrboro Bear
This week we speak with @CarrboroBear, the Twitter account that popped up after recent bear sightings in Carrboro.
View ArticleOpinion: Après Le Deluge
Why should tenants in the condemned apartments in Camelot Village and other affordable complexes have to move and carpool into town?
View ArticleOur Time in the Sun
Chapel Hill High classes of '68 to '72 reunite for old times' sake this Saturday at SunJam 2013.
View ArticleLindley Dairy's Story
In 2012, sisters Ann and Janice, who run Lindley Farms Creamery, LLC, in Snow Camp, N.C., were awarded a Rural Advancement Foundation International (RAFI) grant to turn their cows’ milk into a...
View ArticleOpen Hearts
Chapel Hill couple Rita and Eric Bigham fund the life-saving surgery for an 8-year-old Afghan girl at UNC Hospitals.
View ArticleGiving Cheese a Chance
Victoria, who works for Pittsboro-based Rural Advancement Foundation International, explains how the organization provides family farms – like nearby Lindley Dairy – with funding for innovative projects.
View ArticleThe WEEKLY Dish: City Kitchen
Light, healthy and packed with oceany flavor, the restaurant's cobia fish tastes like a trip to the beach.
View ArticleNewsmakers: Ruffin Slater
This week we speak with the co-founder/general manager of Weaver Street Market since 1988.
View ArticleBicycles Built by Two
Jim and Michele Kish's custom bike company in Carrboro is known the world over.
View ArticleBach to the Future
How did Jennifer Curtis, a Juilliard-trained, award-winning virtuoso violinist who has graced the stages of Carnegie Hall, end up playing on Johnny’s patio?
View ArticleFatal Stabbing at Brookside Condominiums
Woman charged with first-degree murder, but relatives say it may have been accidental.
View ArticleNewsmakers: Gary Kayye
This week we speak with Gary Kayye, co-founder of Swim for Smiles.
View ArticleFood Truck Rodeos 101
Laura, one of the co-founders of the Chirba Chirba Dumpling food truck, shares a few tips for getting the most out of your rodeo experience.
View ArticleHere Comes Carolina
A primer on this year's UNC football team, which kicks off the season Aug. 29 at South Carolina.
View ArticleThe WEEKLY Dish: Provence
Enjoy the steamed mussels with a side of hand-cut fries off the Carrboro restaurant's newly added lunch menu.
View ArticleSuspects Identified in Pope Road Shooting
Warrants have been obtained for two suspects, Rahmil Ingram and Jahmil Ingram, who were involved in the shooting early Tuesday morning.
View ArticleOpinion: Who Inspects the Inspectors?
"For nearly a year, Chapel Hill’s Inspections Department has been operating at less than two-thirds staff at a time when its workload has increased through construction of some major projects."
View ArticleTalking Trash
Phillips Middle Schoolers want others to follow their waste reduction example.
View ArticleNewsmakers: Lydia Lavelle
Carrboro's likely next mayor spoke with us about her background, managing growth, whether Carrboro actually has a parking problem and what it’s like to be a Wolfpack fan in Tar Heel country.
View ArticleOpinion: Phantom Houses
The WEEKLY columnist Nancy Oates shares her opinion on property tax revenue.
View ArticleKnow Your Town Council Candidates
Our Q&A with eight of the nine people running for Chapel Hill Town Council.
View ArticleTough Test for Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools
Everyone's grappling with more rigorous standards, but economically disadvantaged students continue to be hardest hit, according to results released today
View ArticleBreak an Egg
Deborah Miller gives us the lowdown on chefs Lionel Vatinet, John Besh and John Currence coming to the Triangle.
View ArticleHow Did David Die?
Carrboro police are facing a "solid wall of silence" in the Chi Phi pledge's death.
View ArticleOpinion: Ice Cream for Obey Creek
Which comes first: the traffic study or the concept plan?
View ArticleOpinion: New Voices
Once Town Council resumes its meetings, new members George Cianciolo and Maria Palmer will get a sense of how much weight their voices carry.
View ArticleGoing Places: A Song in My Heart
Deborah reflects on her most memorable interviews and concerts from 2013, and looks forward to what's on the calendar for 2014.
View ArticleJoyous Cooking: Trending Now
The year's biggest food trends include everything from leafy green vegetables to beer.
View ArticleThe Weekly Dish: Zinburger
We tried the turkey burger piled with fresh avocado and melted swiss cheese from the new Southpoint eatery.
View ArticleFacts of Life: Jan. 3, 2014
Births, deaths, marriages, real estate transfers and police report for the week of Jan. 3, 2014.
View ArticleA Free Man
Wrongly convicted, Lamonte Armstrong has put his life back together in Chapel Hill.
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