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The Chapel Hill News, Chapel Hill and Carrboro’s hometown newspaper, has been published continuously in southern Orange County since 1923. The Chapel Hill News is owned by The News & Observer, which also owns The Cary News, The Smithfield Herald, and The Eastern Wake News.
The newspaper is published twice weekly, on Sundays and Wednesdays. It is distributed free to 24,500 households in southern Orange County. It is also available in racks and at newsstands for 50 cents a copy, and mail subscriptions are available. The newspaper also is available online at www.chapelhillnews.com.
The Chapel Hill News provides local news coverage and features that showcase the distinctiveness of the area's history, people, places and activities. It also serves as a platform for local voices through a large number of locally written columns and through a lively exchange of opinion in letters and columns on the editorial pages. The Sports pages provide focused coverage of local prep and recreational sports. The Weekend pages offers features on events, people, arts and culture, as well as coverage of other features on health and family issues, and the pets. The Chapel Hill News has been recognized by the North Carolina Press Association for its outstanding news coverage. View the NC Press Association awards presented to The Chapel Hill News The Sunday Real Estate section provides a wide range of stories dealing with renovation, sales, building techniques, design and other related subjects. The classified section, called Advocate Classifieds, is distributed in the Chapel Hill News.
If you have news information to submit, you may contact Editor Mark Schultz at 932-2003 or mschultz@nando.com. Public service announcements, calendar items and other community information may be submitted to Community News Coordinator, chnclerk@nando.com. Letters to the editor may be submitted to editor@nando.com.
Advertising may be purchased for the Chapel Hill News alone, or in combination with the News & Observer, the Cary News, the Smithfield Herald, and the Eastern Wake News. We sell both retail display advertising (e.g. local retail stores and events) and classified advertising (e.g. real estate, autos, employment, services and merchandise). Please visit our Advertising Information page for further details.
If you would like to start receiving the Chapel Hill News, or to report trouble with your home delivery, please call our circulation department at (919) 932-8756. Mail subscriptions are also available; please call us for current rates.
Our office is located at 505 West Franklin Street in downtown Chapel Hill.
Office hours are Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
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Main number
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(919) 932-2000
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Newsroom
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(919) 932-2000, (919) 932-2003 or (919) 932-8744, FAX (919) 932-2022
chnclerk@nando.com
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Circulation
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(919) 932-8756
chcirculation@nando.com
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Classified Advertising
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(919) 969-4100 or 1-800-675-7806, FAX (919) 932-2022
chclassified@newsobserver.com
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Display Advertising
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(919) 932-8776, FAX (919) 932-8799
chdisplay@newsobserver.com
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