If you were to make a short list of what makes Chapel Hill distinctive from other North Carolina towns with about 60,000 people, like Apex, Burlington, or Huntersville, you’d probably start with the obvious—the fact that we have a major university in the center of town. But our governments are more similar. All of these […]
Chapel Hill, Carrboro announce “Everywhere to Everywhere” Brownways Plan
It’s as gross as you think!
Chapel Hill begins LLUNAR, a planning process for the moon
This morning, the Chapel Hill Planning Department announced that it has signed a contract with NASA to begin land use planning for the moon. “We choose to plan for the moon,” Mayor Jess Anderson said, echoing the words of President John F. Kennedy, who in 1961 announced plans to send people to the moon by […]
New Weaver Street Market to open at spot where cars from Carr Mill Mall are towed
The newest location of Weaver Street Market was announced today: it will be located in the parking lot of Barnes Towing’s pickup lot, where cars from Carr Mill Mall are towed if patrons leave the parking lot. “We noticed that all of our customers were heading over here,” said Weaver Street’s Manager when reached. “And […]
Harm Reduction organizations around the Triangle are working to prevent unintentional overdoses
After Bella Grumet, a UNC-CH senior majoring in neuroscience, lost a close friend to an overdose last year, she was motivated to become an advocate for harm reduction strategies in hopes of preventing more drug-related deaths among college students. Her friend was Elizabeth Grace Burton, a UNC-CH student who passed away last March in a […]
Naloxone Advocacy By Students, For Students
Jasmine Baker’s piece, “Naloxone Advocacy By Students, For Students,” is a three-minute audio piece containing UNC students sharing the importance of Naloxone access and education around campus. The story features friends of those who have passed, as they hope their effects to spread awareness of Naloxone can save a life in the future. This piece […]