Regular readers of this paper know that right about this time of year we tend to start warning people to pay a little closer attention.
Regaining comprehension
The following was excerpted from remarks given by Sammy Slade at the commemoration of the 67th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima on Monday.
Rena Center to close this weekend
Free Cat’s Cradle in the Commons concert
On Sept. 21, Cat’s Cradle and the Town of Carrboro will host a free concert at the Carrboro Town Commons.Â
Mountains-To-Sea trail info meeting
A Mountains-To-Sea State Trail informational meeting will be held at Durham Technical Community College’s Orange County campus.
Low-cost rabies vaccinations
On Aug. 16, Orange County’s Animal Services Department will hold a $10 rabies vaccination clinic.
Children’s lit named laureate category
The Piedmont Laureate program has announced that the 2013 Piedmont Laureate will be selected from central North Carolina authors of Children’s Literature.
Meyer takes on new role for CHCCS
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools have appointed Graig Meyer as the new director of student equity and volunteer services for the district.
Carrboro art project call for submissions
The Carrboro Arts Committee is accepting submissions for the third annual Carrboro Community Art Project.
Taking hold of a challenge
There is no way to listen to Carolina football players talking about the start of practice and a new season and not believe their enthusiasm.
Towing, cell phone laws struck down
Chapel Hill officials are hoping to schedule a special meeting to craft a towing ordinance that would comply with the judge’s order.
Lee charter school awaits final approval
The state board of education held discussions regarding approval of 25 new charter schools.
Schools receive mixed test results
Two of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools district’s 17 schools did not earn recognition from the State Department of Public Instruction.
Library books vandalized
When the Chapel Hill Public Library moved into its temporary location at University Mall last fall, an unwelcome follower made the move too.
Estes Drive info session
The Town of Chapel Hill will host a public-information open house for the Estes Drive focus area on Aug. 28 from 7 to 9 p.m. and Aug. 29 from 8 to 9 a.m.