Today is the 100th anniversary of Carrboro.
Following is a statement from Carrboro Board of Aldermen member Lydia Lavelle and her partner, Alicia Stemper:
Today is the 100th anniversary of Carrboro.
Following is a statement from Carrboro Board of Aldermen member Lydia Lavelle and her partner, Alicia Stemper:
I have just celebrated the Carrboro Centennial at the Century Center.
The National Trust for Historic Preservation has named Chapel Hill as one of its 2011 Dozen Distinctive Destinations.
In honor of the 100th birthday of the town of Carrboro, we present excerpts of a few editorials from The Venable Telegraph, circa 1910.
Dear Senators Forrester,
Tillman and Soucek,
It was grievous to hear that you sponsored SB 106.
Today, across North Carolina, the U.S. and Europe, people are being told that times are tough and that everyone has to tighten their belts – especially the public sector, because there is not enough revenue to pay for everything.
We ask our leaders to be forward looking about things, to take the next generation or two or seven into account when making decisions.
Perhaps you’ve heard that the town of Carrboro is turning 100 next week.
The Carolina Library Community is raising $35,000 and 2,000 hours of labor to help build a Habitat for Humanity house this school year.
This fall, Carrboro received the League of American Bicyclists’ Silver Level Bicycle Friendly City award.
Every Tuesday evening, smiles appear on the faces of patients and their live-in caregivers on the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit of N.C. Cancer Hospital …
A musical salute; Big ideas; Do some good
When your friend is an intellectual, it is often the case that his library is a window not only into his mind but to his heart.
If ever there were a wolf in sheep’s clothing, this so-called “continuing resolution†is it …
The new crews in charge of the NC General Assembly and the U.S. House were swept into office during a time of massive unemployment and amid a growing concern that “the government†was trying to control too much of our lives.