Chapel Hill High students walk into woods for Gaza protest
The 50 Chapel Hill High School students who walked out of class Thursday morning and marched across the street, a […]
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Coalition Calls Out Disparities in Orange County Home Revaluation
In 2021, a coalition of homeowners and advocates noticed that Orange County’s tax revaluation had overvalued properties in historically Black
This Budget Season, Triangle School Boards Face Tough Math
With brutal local tax reevaluations, ever-increasing costs of seemingly everything, and a federal government dead set on cutting costs, local
Officials, Advocates Celebrate Opening of Carrboro Library
Carrboro’s Drakeford Library Complex is officially open at 203 South Greensboro Street. “This property used to be a parking lot,
Some CHCCS Educators Reassigned or Told Contracts Won’t Be Renewed
Last week INDY reported that, despite rumors of mass layoffs, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools (CHCCS) is not currently laying off
Despite Rumors Swirling Online, There Weren’t Layoffs at Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools This Week
Chaos reigned in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools parent Facebook groups this week as concerned masses took to the internet to
Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools Begin Search for Next Superintendent
The search is on for a new Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools superintendent. Last week, the school board officially launched the
UNC-Chapel Hill Drops Request to Burn Pellets at Power Plant
UNC-Chapel Hill announced today that it will not seek to burn paper and plastic pellets at its Cameron Avenue power
Neighborly Dispute Over Vultures Puts Wildlife Feeding in the Spotlight
This story originally published online at The Assembly. The birds arrive early in the morning and leave before dark. Sometimes
Local Foreign Aid Workers Ask Officials to Condemn USAID Funding Freeze
Foreign aid workers called on the Durham City Council this week to pass a resolution opposing Trump’s foreign aid cuts—cuts