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After four years, President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign is returning to Chapel Hill. The Chapel Hill chapter of Obama for America for the 2012 presidential election will open at 505 W. Franklin St. in the Chapel Hill News office as … Continue reading →

By JOHN McCANN jmccann@heraldsun.com; 419-6601 CHAPEL HILL — This was more like the Chapel Hill squad that reeled off 25 wins in a row, a Tigers team that beat Southern Guilford 62-35 in the first round of the 3-A boys’ … Continue reading →

Distracted driving; it’s a growing problem nationwide. So much so, that The National Transportation Safety Board says it would like to see a nationwide-ban on cell phone use while driving. In Chapel Hill, some leaders are proposing just such a … Continue reading →

Distracted driving; it’s a growing problem nationwide. So much so, that The National Transportation Safety Board says it would like to see a nationwide-ban on cell phone use while driving. In Chapel Hill, some leaders are proposing just such a … Continue reading →

CBSSports.com wire reportsFeb. 18, 2012 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — With Harrison Barnes’ scoring to go with North Carolina’s defense and rebounding, the eighth-ranked Tar Heels extended Clemson’s long run of misery here. Barnes scored 24 points in the Tar Heels’ … Continue reading →

slideshow BY HAROLD GUTMANN hgutmann@heraldsun.com; 419-6668 CHAPEL HILL — During TV timeouts, North Carolina coach Roy Williams often kneels down to address his players, keeping his left foot on the ground and placing his right knee on a towel. During … Continue reading →

“It was great having them there,” said Hicks, who played less than half the season for Webb after transferring back to Oxford from Body of Christ last fall. “They made me feel like I really am part of the family.” … Continue reading →

Tigers-Tar Heels   Preview GAME NOTES: The eighth-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels have an ACC championship in their sights and will continue their quest, as they welcome the Clemson Tigers to Chapel Hill for conference action at the Smith Center. … Continue reading →

Member Jessica Smith, an attorney who had originally proposed the outside investigator, said the website would not help the committee establish a factual record of events on which to base policy recommendations, its main charge. “It makes no sense for … Continue reading →

“I’m convinced it’s not the way to go,” he said. Member Jessica Smith, an attorney who had originally proposed the outside investigator, said the website would not help the committee establish a factual record of events on which to base … Continue reading →