Every football Saturday, Rameses, the four-footed, blue-horned mascot of the UNC football team, trots onto the field with the Tar Heels, just as his predecessors have done for 86 years. He's probably the best-known non-human resident of Chapel Hill.
Published: Mar. 21, 2010 2:00 AM | Full story
One of the great benefits of living in a college town is the never-ending slate of public events that are free or cheap to attend.
Published: Mar. 21, 2010 2:00 AM | Full story
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My View: "Lord, I ain't longing for this world," Granddaddy said. "Oh Lord, oh Lord, you know I ain't longing for this old world."
Published: Mar. 21, 2010 2:00 AM | Full story
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The new garden dedicated recently at UNC was the culmination of two years of emotional work led largely by students. It is a tribute to Eve Carson, the student body president gunned down on a neighborhood street in March 2008.
Published: Mar. 21, 2010 2:00 AM | Full story
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McDougle Middle School's eight-grade team was honored recently for winning the program's second straight championship in the eight-school Orange-Person Athletic Conference.
Published: Mar. 21, 2010 2:00 AM | Full story
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Anita Woodley is using three generations of breasts to travel back to her roots.
Published: Mar. 17, 2010 2:00 AM | Full story
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Seven years ago, Lisa and Steve Stevenson found 10 lovely wooded acres in Northern Chatham County. They didn't know if they would ever be in a position to build a dream lodge on the 10-acre tract of land they had found.
Published: Mar. 15, 2010 12:51 PM | Full story
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Ask the Vet -- By Erik Dorsch
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Today's Best Shot comes from Mary Sonis of Chapel Hill: "The female Spotted Salamanders are now laying their eggs. This particular female has just completed her egg laying. She will leave the pond and return to her underground burrow until next year.
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