May/June 2020
The 8th annual Women’s issue, pandemic experiences from our neighbors, how families use their favorite home spaces while social distancing and more
An Easy Side Dish Recipe From the Chef at Crossroads Chapel Hill
Chef Jeremy Blankenship learned to make this side dish, which is popular among coastal regions, while living in Charleston. He makes it all the time.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Silly
Silly is a sweet and affectionate cat who loves to lounge on your lap. Call Paws4ever if you want to meet the adoptable cat who could complete your family.
Students Learn and Grow in the Estes Hills Elementary School Garden
The Estes Hills Elementary School garden has grown into much more than dirt and plants. Read more about this incredible community project.
April 2020
The annual Home & Garden issue, chefs’ inspiration, financial wellness at every age, Chapel Hill in full bllom and more
How to Stay Sane at Home With The Kids
A family therapist shares eight ways for parents to make the most out of their time at home with the kids – all while trying to keep their sanity
10 Healthy Practices for How to Successfully Work From Home
Due to COVID-19, offices and workplaces have closed, leaving many unemployed or working from home. We asked Dr. Patrick Jeffs of The Resiliency Solution for advice.
Words to Our Friends from Our COO
It is with a deep sense of pride in our community, love of our neighbors, amazement of our people that we publish. Our mission has always been to help our neighbors and visitors live their best lives here. I’ve felt every emotion over these past weeks that a person can feel – I’ve mourned closures, …
A Simple and Delicious Blue Ribbon Potato Salad by Acme’s Chef
This dynamite potato salad is perfect for spring and summer when you want to keep a meal in the fridge. It makes dinner so easy and so good.
Chapel Hill & Orange County Restaurants, Bars & More – What’s Open & What’s Closed
Find out which of your favorite Chapel Hill Orange County restaurants are open and how you can support their business during COVID-19.