Chapel Hill Review

Orange Democratic Party spent how much during week ending May 30?

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 5, 2020

Orange Democratic Party spent $291 during the week ending May 30.

Three businesses in zip 27278 had between 250 and 499 employees in 2017

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 5, 2020

There were three businesses in North Carolina zip code 27278 that had between 250 and 499 employees in 2017, according to County Business Patterns (CBP) statistics provided by the United States Census Bureau.

CTE George Gilson Jr. receives $1,000 on May 1

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 5, 2020

North Carolina Republican Party contributed $1,000 to CTE George Gilson Jr. on May 1.

John Locke Foundation takes aim at North Carolina governor's tax support to big corporations

By Andy Nghiem | Oct 4, 2020

Gov. Roy Cooper has promised $445 million in state tax dollars to corporations, as a large number of North Carolina’s small businesses remain closed under COVID-19 orders, reported The Carolina Journal.

Berger for Justice receives $250 on May 19

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

Joseph McLaughlin contributed $250 to Berger for Justice on May 19.

Berger for Justice receives $5,400 on May 19

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

Jasie Barringer contributed $5,400 to Berger for Justice on May 19.

Stations with the cheapest regular gas in Hillsborough for the week of September 21-27

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

The Shell at 1414 U.S.-70 E. is selling the cheapest regular gasoline in Hillsborough for the week of September 21-27, according to GasBuddy.com.

Berger for Justice receives $100 on May 19

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

John Edwards contributed $100 to Berger for Justice on May 19.

Berger for Justice receives $100 on May 19

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

Elizabeth Gurnack contributed $100 to Berger for Justice on May 19.

Berger for Justice receives $400 on May 19

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

Lynn Gallant contributed $400 to Berger for Justice on May 19.

Berger for Justice receives $500 on May 19

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

Fred Morrison Jr. contributed $500 to Berger for Justice on May 19.

Berger for Justice receives $100 on May 19

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

Larry Lapple contributed $100 to Berger for Justice on May 19.

Four businesses in zip 27278 had between 100 and 249 employees in 2017

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

There were four businesses in North Carolina zip code 27278 that had between 100 and 249 employees in 2017, according to County Business Patterns (CBP) statistics provided by the United States Census Bureau.

Orange Republican Party spent how much during week ending May 30?

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

Orange Republican Party spent $515 during the week ending May 30.

Berger for Justice receives $250 on May 19

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

Grady Hawkins contributed $250 to Berger for Justice on May 19.

Berger for Justice receives $100 on May 19

By Chapel Hill Review | Oct 4, 2020

Norma Kelly contributed $100 to Berger for Justice on May 19.

CHAPEL HILL - CARRBORO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: October Chapel Hill Young Professionals - Virtual Fitness Class to be Held October 6

By Press release submission | Oct 3, 2020

Sarah Richardson, UNC School of Medicine Doctor of Physical Therapy 2021, will be leading our virtual fitness class.

TOWN OF CARRBORO: Guidance on Celebrating Halloween Safely During a Pandemic

By Press release submission | Oct 3, 2020

Halloween is typically celebrated in ways that include prolonged and repeated contact with non-household members.

TOWN OF CARRBORO: Health Department Offers Guidance on Celebrating Halloween Safely During a Pandemic

By Press release submission | Oct 3, 2020

Halloween is typically celebrated in ways that include prolonged and repeated contact with non-household members.

From Old North News

North Carolina GOP elections board members resign, allege 'bullying,' 'deceitful tactics'

By Elle Johnson | 4 years ago

Two Republican state Board of Elections members resigned in September over what they claimed was "bullying and deceitful tactics" from other board members staffers, governor and the state attorney general — all Democrats.