Massage parlor creates rumors, not complaints
University Massage, the Franklin Street parlor that Mayor Kevin Foy said some suspect offers sexual services, has been the target of a police investigation since the fall.
Thorp set to shift from talk to action at UNC-CH
New UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Holden Thorp spent his first day in office getting to know student leaders over breakfast, convening his Cabinet and meeting with top faculty and staff leaders.
Transit system brings award to Chapel Hill
Mayor Kevin Foy accepted the Outstanding Achievement Award on behalf of the town of Chapel Hill during the 2008 Mayors' Climate Protection Awards Program.
Thorp ready for crash course leading UNC
Holden Thorp's new office will have a significant family presence. Thorp, who becomes UNC-Chapel Hill's chancellor Tuesday, will decorate his office with the scribblings and art of his young children.
Routine HIV testing urged
An HIV test at the doctor's office could soon be as routine as getting your blood pressure checked.
Skeptics question Carolina North's cost
Will UNC-Chapel Hill's satellite campus generate millions or cost the town millions?
Tax discussion is postponed
Triangle Briefs: The Orange County Board of Commissioners deferred discussion of a potential quarter-cent sales tax increase until after their summer break.
Worker brings harassment before council
Chapel Hill man felt 'violated'.
Plan 'done hastily,' developer says
The president of Grubb Properties said his company's initial plans to redevelop Glen Lennox failed to respect the community's character.
Thieves strike parking lots
Catalytic converters go missing, provoking a commuter complaint about security.
Police detonate suspicious package
Triangle Briefs: Local police called in the Durham County Sheriff's Office bomb squad to detonate a suspicious package left in the middle of East Rosemary Street on Tuesday evening.
Chapel Hill considers face-lift for popular alley
With stairs aslant and floors uneven, Amber Alley has tripped up many a Franklin Street pedestrian over the years.
Man jumps from Chapel Hill eatery
A man jumped Tuesday from the third floor at the Top of the Hill. He had been coming to the restaurant and brewery every couple of months since it opened on downtown's busiest corner 10 years ago.
Suspicious package closes intersection
Chapel Hill police officials closed off a busy intersection after a suspicious package was found there Tuesday.
Black schools are subject of Web site
A new Web site, LincolnHighAlumni.org, has been created to document the history of Chapel Hill's schools for black students before desegregation.
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