ACC Roundup – UNC Nearly Blows A 32 Point Second-Half Lead
Tough night for Syracuse as even Kiyan Anthony’s dad, Carmelo, is unhappy with the ‘Cuse. In Monday’s only ACC Action, UNC built up a huge second half lead then gave most of it up but held on to win, 87-77. The Tar Heels were up 72-40 with...
3 Duke Stars Set to Take Center Stage Tuesday
As the Crazies prepare to rock Cameron Indoor Stadium, three Duke standouts are poised to steal the spotlight in showdown against Boston College.
UNC Pushes Hard for Homegrown 2027 Star
Tar Heels set sights on bright talent King Gibson.
Chapel Hill Announces Temporary Closures and Service Changes With Food Distribution Paused Until Next...
Chapel Hill residents should brace for a mix of facility closures and service modifications as the town updates its schedule for the coming week. According to a social media post by the Town of Chapel Hill's official Facebook page, notable changes include the cancellation of food distribution for tomorrow, slated to...
Davis says late collapse after building big lead ‘unacceptable’
CHAPEL HILL — It all seemed to be coming together for North Carolina before it nearly fell apart. With a 32-point lead, the No. 14 Tar Heels slipped into cruise control with 10 minutes left, lost focus and put the brakes on most of what they had done to build the lead.
Orange County Schools Cancels Wednesday Classes Over Road Conditions; CHCCS, Chatham Plan Returns
Lingering snow in central and northern Orange County will lead to a third consecutive day of no school. The Orange County Schools district shared an alert with families and students around 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday saying instruction for Wednesday is canceled once again as road conditions continue to present problems for...
Rent relief hits Chapel Hill: New construction drives prices down, deals up
Rents in Chapel Hill are slipping as a wave of new apartments floods the market across the Triangle. And renters have more leverage than ever — especially if they’re willing to look beyond the town’s most coveted and costliest neighborhoods. Among key takeaways based on new data collected by CoStar Group researchers...
Success in Durham has other tenant groups eyeing housing code changes
Durham tenants’ success in lobbying the city council to prohibit landlords from collecting rent if housing is dangerous or unhealthy has sparked interest from tenants in other cities who want to add teeth to their housing codes. Tenants’ groups in Asheville, Carrboro and Wilmington are among those now considering...
Orange Slices: Native Americans in America’s 250th Year
In 2026, America turns 250, with commemorative celebrations taking place across North Carolina and Orange County. Such anniversaries also invite reflection on how Native peoples view the nation’s earliest beginnings. Research over the last fifty years has shed new light on The Occaneechi, the most prominent...
Chapel Hill Passes Amendments to LUMO, Plans to Expand Missing Middle Housing in Town
The Chapel Hill Town Council recently passed a set of amendments to its Land Use Management Ordinance that could make it easier to expand housing options in town. The changes look at 12 areas of the document and focus on creating missing middle housing options and streamlining town development processes.
