Some issues have been corrected since the residents’ press conference last month. There’s still a lot more to take care of.
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Sara Pequeño
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Three Ways to Have a Fun Sunday in the Triangle
Rabbit rabbit. Enjoy the first day of August, everyone.
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Three Ways to Spend Your Saturday in the Triangle
If you’re going outside at all, be sure to bring lots of water.
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The Orange County Board of Commissioners Looks to Make Its Fourth-Ever Appointment This September
The Orange County Board of Commissioners has had only three vacancy appointments since the 1950s.
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Sunday Reading: The Human Cost of Cheap Chicken
Durham’s own Scalawag Magazine reports on the human cost to keep chicken prices down amid a pandemic.
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15 Minutes: Chavez Adams
The Raleigh lawyer was in a life-or-death situation last year after contracting COVID-19. At the ER, the doctor realized he was experiencing myocarditis and used a new type of heart pump to give his heart a rest—saving his life in the process.
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Orange County’s Election Season Is Underway. Get to Know Some of the Candidates.
Orange County candidates have filed and are gearing up for Election Day on November 2.
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Middle Man for Silent Sam Settlement, President of Art Pope’s Foundation on the Shortlist for UNC-CH Interim Chancellor Position
The state’s Republicans won’t stop until the flagship university is overrun by right-wingers.
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UNC-Chapel Hill’s Black Student Movement and Black Caucus Demand Safety and Equity
The shortlist focuses on equity and safety following the UNC Campus Police response to protesters at last week’s emergency Board of Trustees meeting.
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Members of UNC’s Black Community Demand That the University Ensures Their Safety
One demand is the immediate firing of Interim Police Chief Rasheem Holland, who was involved in the forced removal of Black Student Movement members at last week’s Board of Trustees meeting.