Weekend Best Bets
Sing and dance to bluegrass tunes at Cat's Cradle, shop and play at the Meadowmont Village Festival or join in the fun and fundraising at the Southern Village 5K.
View ArticleBreak an Egg
Deborah Miller gives us the lowdown on chefs Lionel Vatinet, John Besh and John Currence coming to the Triangle.
View Article5 Tips for a Good Night's Sleep
Proper rest plays a huge role in maintaining a healthy weight and regulating hormones. Our food blogger offers a few nutrition and lifestyle tips to lead to better sleep.
View ArticleNew Home for Cameron's
Customers, neighbors and elected officials came out to the gift shop's new location at 300 East Main in Carrboro for a ribbon cutting and grand opening celebration.
View ArticleDefining Your Holiday Traditions
With Perri's help, make this the year that you and your family create holiday traditions based on what matters most to you.
View ArticleWeekend Best Bets
Find out what's in store for your weekend, from concerts to a film festival to a black-tie fundraiser.
View Article'Everybody Always Liked Greg'
Former Chapel Hill High student and football player Greg Powell was struck by a car and killed.
View ArticleLosing the Bell
As the big Duke game looms, former UNC football player Brian Chacos reflects on the significance of the Victory Bell.
View ArticleWeekend Best Bets: Thanksgiving Edition
Happy Thanksgiving! Spend the weekend watching football, getting a jump on holiday shopping and enjoying festive songs, stories and decorations.
View ArticleWrapped Up in the Season
Interior Design Laura Covington unveils the art of gift wrapping.
View ArticleA Carolina Cocktail
The Carolina Inn's longtime bartender shares a festive drink recipe.
View ArticleIn the Current Issue: December 2013
'Tis the season to be jolly! Our new issue has everything you need to celebrate the season, from local cocktails and gift ideas to stories of hope, joy and love.
View ArticleIt’s the Most Important Meal of the Day
Kate tackles the topic of breakfast, offering reasons not to skip it, plus a recipe for English muffins.
View ArticleHow Did David Die?
Carrboro police are facing a "solid wall of silence" in the Chi Phi pledge's death.
View ArticleO Christmas Tree
Our photos from one of Chapel Hill's favorite holiday traditions: the lighting of the community tree.
View ArticleThe Giving Spirit
Amid the holiday hustle-bustle, celebrate a day dedicated to giving on Dec. 3.
View ArticleSpousal Support: Part One
Impressive as individuals, but better together: Meet three of Chapel Hill’s most fascinating couples.
View ArticleWeekend Best Bets
Get in the holiday spirit with parades, a tree lighting, home tour, fundraiser auction and much more.
View ArticleGifts for the Neat Freak on Your List
Perri shares a few of her favorite "get organized" products to make your holiday shopping a bit easier.
View ArticlePlaying Santa
The Chapel Hill Service League’s signature event, Christmas House, brings holiday joy to children in need.
View ArticleThe Giving Tree
More than $13,000 was raised in a couple of hours at The Giving Party, now in its seventh year.
View ArticleLife on Gimghoul
For Mary Ann and Jack Kasarda, living on Gimghoul Road is as charmed as their storybook front porch.
View ArticleA Blanket Emergency
Blanket Orange County needs 150 blankets by Saturday to meet its goal.
View ArticleBeneficial Bids
The Orange County Rape Crisis Center hosted its 26th annual Holiday Auction at The Sheraton.
View ArticleCookies: Not Just for Santa
Our guest blogger and her kids celebrated National Cookie Day by giving back – and, of course, by eating local cookies.
View ArticleKeeping It Cajun In Hillsborough
Laplace Louisiana Cookery is a joint venture between owners of Gulf Rim Café and The Wooden Nickel Pub.
View ArticleWeekend Best Bets
This weekend calls for a little seasonal celebration! Don't miss your chance to see the Chapel Hill-Carrboro parade, take a hayride with Santa, explore the holiday house tour and much more.
View ArticleUp in Lights
Folks gathered at The Franklin Hotel for the annual unveiling of its holiday windows.
View ArticleHealthy, Happy Holidays
Kate's recipe for chocolate chip coconut macaroons are an easy, gluten-free dessert to share with family and friends.
View ArticleForward March
Hundreds lined Franklin and Main streets to take in this year's Chapel Hill-Carrboro Holiday Parade, organized by the Jaycees.
View ArticleBank of North Carolina to Acquire Harrington Bank
Chapel Hill-based Harrington was founded in 1999.
View ArticleWeekend Best Bets: Christmas Edition
Grab the kiddos and make plans to see The Nutcracker on Ice, build a gingerbread house, listen to stories or have brunch with Santa – 'tis the season!
View ArticleOpinion: Ice Cream for Obey Creek
Which comes first: the traffic study or the concept plan?
View Article'A Hard Man to Silence'
Author and former mayor Ken Broun reflects on Nelson Mandela's life and legacy.
View ArticleCamp Director Faces Child Porn Charges
Bruce Howard Aycock lived on the campus of New Hope Camp and Conference Center and had worked there for five years.
View ArticleVictim Identified in Carrboro Shooting
Police found two people shot when responding to a break-in and possible armed robbery early Friday morning.
View ArticleOrganizing Myths Debunked for 2014!
Perri sets the record straight to help you make 2014 your most organized year yet.
View ArticleWeekend Best Bets
Take family still in town for the holidays to cheer on the Heels at a basketball game, enjoy afternoon tea at The Carolina Inn or laugh it up at a DSI Comedy show.
View ArticleSurvivors
We found hope, joy and love in these Chapel Hillians who overcame seemingly unbeatable odds.
View ArticleThe Year in Pictures
Ring in the new year with our annual video – a collection of the most memorable moments of 2013.
View ArticleLucky and Healthy New Year
Our guest blogger's Hoppin' John recipe is sure to bring you good luck and prosperity in 2014.
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