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CHAPEL HILL – So here’s what you won’t find in the draft Chapel Hill 2020 plan: • A prescription for what types of buildings should go where and how tall they should be • A list of local government priorities, how much … Continue reading →

CHAPEL HILL – So here’s what you won’t find in the draft Chapel Hill 2020 plan: • A prescription for what types of buildings should go where and how tall they should be • A list of local government priorities, how much … Continue reading →

Cardinal Gibbons (15-2-5) advances to play either Coastal Conference champion Jacksonville (20-2-4) or Coastal runner-up White Oak (19-2-2) in next week’s NCHSAA East Region final for 3A girls soccer. Chapel Hill, which beat out Cardinal Gibbons for the Carolina-6 Conference … Continue reading →

Cardinal Gibbons (15-2-5) advances to play either Coastal Conference champion Jacksonville (20-2-4) or Coastal runner-up White Oak (19-2-2) in next week’s NCHSAA East Region final for 3A girls soccer. Chapel Hill, which beat out Cardinal Gibbons for the Carolina-6 Conference … Continue reading →

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — Prosecutors want the State Bureau of Investigation to look into a program at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill where a school review already has found academic fraud. Orange-Chatham District Attorney Jim Woodall says he … Continue reading →

By Susan DicksonStaff Writer CHAPEL HILL – Town Manager Roger Stancil has proposed a half-cent property-tax increase as part of his recommended 2012-13 budget, which he presented to the Chapel Hill Town Council on Monday. The increase would represent the town’s … Continue reading →

Starting Monday, the Pentagon will open more than 14,000 combat-related roles to women serving in the army. Article source: http://www.kltv.com/story/18436026/crews-on-scene-of-structure-fire-east-of-tyler

Town officials do not yet know how the Chapel Hill 2020 comprehensive plan will be funded ­— but they also aren’t worried about it. The final draft of the plan will be released before the Chapel Hill Town Council meeting … Continue reading →

CHAPEL HILL – Town residents may face a slight property tax increase this year. After three years without an increase, Chapel Hill Town Manager Roger Stancil is recommending a half-cent property tax-rate increase to help fund Chapel Hill Transit in … Continue reading →

Raleigh History professor Jay Smith was right about the scandal surrounding UNC-Chapel Hill’s football program. “We had all this news about a rogue tutor,” Smith said. “There was a rogue assistant coach, a rogue agent, now, a rogue faculty member … Continue reading →