The Carrboro Voices team will be at the Carrboro Farmers' Market on Saturday to hear from residents and start capturing their ...
On Thursday, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education selected Glenwood Elementary parent Tongde Wu to fill ...
While coaching tennis, Randall Scott emphasizes not only the physical challenges, but also the mental endurance athletes must have on the court. Scott, a former player on UNC men’s tennis team, ...
The graduate midfielder from Union, Kentucky has certainly helped make the No. 7 North Carolina women’s soccer team fun to watch from the stands, and for Denigan, the feeling is mutual. In her fifth ...
I am half Mexican, but I have never really felt Latino. I don’t speak Spanish any better than my peers who aren’t Hispanic. I carry few Mexican traditions. I look white, am perceived as white and, for ...
In one corner of the Triangle sits WRAL Soccer Park, home to the largest youth soccer club in the state: North Carolina FC Youth. The grounds host hundreds of club and recreational teams, including ...
Vivid paintings, landscapes and abstract works fill the Eno Arts Mill this month for “Colors of Soul,” an exhibition highlighting Latin artists in Orange County. The exhibit, a partnership between the ...
For WXYC DJs Döni Palma-Roberto, Rodrigo Roque-Hernandez, Edwin Vasquez Tacam and Keven Bahena Velazquez, music has become more than something to simply play on the radio. It has become a way to find ...
"If our college athletes followed Trimble’s lead and vocally invested into local businesses, they could remain permanently ...
Although hate crimes targeting immigrants are both tragic and indefensible, a change in nomenclature does not address the root of the problem. Citizens of the United States are angry at “illegal” ...
“The curse of the Dean Dome” might sound odd to some. But when taking a look at the facts, it seems to be more than mere superstition. The Smith Center, hallowed home of the UNC men’s basketball team ...
Fresh off their victory in the midterm elections this month, Republicans in Congress are prioritizing their agenda for the 112th session. At the top: jobs, debt, and the economy. Meanwhile all signs ...