The Orange County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing May 5 about borrowing up to $60.8 million for local improvements through installment financing contracts. Residents can comment on how funds should be used while recent ACT results show around half of local students are college-ready.
Orange County Solid Waste has added six new round-the-clock food waste drop-off sites across Chapel Hill and Hillsborough as part of its ongoing sustainability efforts. Residents can use a mobile app to access these bins while continuing access at existing centers without an app requirement. Recent academic data also highlights local student performance on ACT exams.
These former Orange County high school stars set for games on Wednesday, April 29.
Carrboro Mayor Barbara Foushee has declared May as Bike Month in Carrboro. The month features several cycling events aimed at promoting healthy transportation options while supporting local climate goals.
Tuesday, April 28 will see these former Orange County area high school stars in competition.
These former Orange County area high school standouts are scheduled to compete the week starting Monday, April 27.
Medicaid providers in Chapel Hill submitted $3,203,395 in claims for the National Codes Established for State Medicaid Agencies category in 2024, representing a 1.7% rise compared with the previous year.
Sunday, April 26 will feature competition from these former Orange County area high school standouts.
State Rep. Allen Buansi has introduced a bill in the North Carolina House proposing free breakfast and lunch for every public school student.
Sidewalk repairs in downtown Carrboro are set to begin April 28 and will last up to four days. Pedestrians can still use sidewalks during this time, though minor disruptions are expected.