As a first-time dog owner and a new transplant to Chapel Hill, I thought I could save a few bucks and drive my pup, Winston, outside Chapel Hill for the vet. Not only did I not save any money, but the pain of driving so far and the employees’ lackluster attitude toward my sweet black […]
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Downtown Pop Up Farmers’ Market – Thursdays through October 27, 3:30-5:30pm – It’s your second-to-last chance to shop for local produce and goods at the Chapel Hill Farmers’ Market downtown mini market located at the 140 West Franklin Plaza (at the intersection of Church Street and Franklin Street). “50 Great American Places” Reading – Thursday, 7pm – Come listen to
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On any given Sunday afternoon, you’ll find Chrissy and Charlie Deal in the kitchen listening to music as they chop up cucumbers and peppers for a quick cheese plate. Benji Pearson, Chrissy’s son and Charlie’s stepson, can be found during those sunny afternoons in and out of the kitchen, too: half the time playing, half
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We had a blast tasting some of the best Chapel Hill has to offer at Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill‘s A Tasteful Affair. Our favorite bites – or slurps – of the night were Chirba Chirba‘s curried carrot and tomato soup (above) and squash soup by Brendan Cox (below) of Oakleaf in Pittsboro and Alberello at Briar
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UNC grad Helen Mitchell first met Antonio Nester at Cocoa Cinnamon in downtown Durham on a Sunday afternoon in August 2013. “We sat outside on the picnic tables and talked for at least three hours before we realized we had both gotten sunburned,” Helen says. The two started dating later that fall, but with Antonio’s
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When Scott Stephenson started the Yogurt Pump – or YoPo, as it’s commonly known – in Chapel Hill in 1982, frozen yogurt was not the giant it is today. It was a year after TCBY opened its first shop in Little Rock, Arkansas. “We think it’s the oldest frozen yogurt shop in North Carolina,” says Elise
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Crook’s Corner coffee for breakfast? Yes please. (Find that and La Residence‘s java at Southern Season.) One of our favorite annual events is Roy Williams’ Fast Break Against Cancer. If you didn’t make the event, you can still bid on some amazing items like working out with Larry Fedora or Roy’s ties through October 17. Love the spirits
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← Smathers & Branson silver-plated UNC cufflinks, $55. SOUTH Cotton|Tweed blazer, $595. Julian’s → ← Minnie Rose hooded fringe poncho, $320. Monkee’s of Chapel Hill Kenneth Jay Lane clip-on earrings, $65. Fine Feathers → ← Lilly Pulitzer Ophelia Dress in Bomber Blue, $178. The Pink Pearl Leather
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Send us your noteworthy moments! From births to awards to new biz and more – noted@legacy.chapelhillmagazine.com. Local Lit In June, UNC women’s basketball coach Sylvia Hatchell released a book, “Fight! Fight! Discovering Your Inner Strength When Blindsided by Life,” chronicling her fight with acute myeloid leukemia, with a foreword by Roy Williams. Business Briefs Bacon’s
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Community Home Trust, a nonprofit that seeks to provide affordable homeownership opportunities for low and moderate income households in Chapel Hill and Carrboro, threw their annual Opening Doors event at The Carolina Inn in September. Community Home Trust Executive Director Robert Dowling and Congressman David Price addressed the crowd of 263, before the dice started
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