What to Know About the New App Beepr and the Chapel Hill Native Who Designed It
Jake Zinn used both his knowledge of popular music and his experience with personalized app notifications to develop his own app, Beepr.
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Intern with Us This Winter or Spring
Shannon Media Inc., the publishers of Durham Magazine, Chapel Hill Magazine, Chatham Magazine and Heart of NC Weddings are looking for a few editorial interns to work remotely for the winter (Nov 30-early Jan) and/or spring semester. Our interns will get great experience and insight into the editorial process. Interns work on assignments for all four magazines (and some of our …
Readers’ Favorite Retail Shops Share How They’ve Weathered the Pandemic and What’s Next
Chapel Hill business owners talk about the changes they’ve made from curbside pickup and online orders to shopping with customers via FaceTime
Apply For Our Fall Editorial Internship
Shannon Media Inc., the publishers of Durham Magazine, Chapel Hill Magazine and Chatham Magazine, opens applications for its fall internship
Orange County’s Leaders on the Coronavirus Response
We talked to the chair of the Orange County Board of County Commissioners and the mayors of Hillsborough, Carrboro and Chapel Hill about the last few months
Tanya Moore Speaks Tar Heel at University Communications
By Morgan Cartier Weston | Illustration by Jillian Ohl A Greensboro native, Tanya Moore graduated from UNC with her bachelor’s in journalism and mass communication in 2001. She has worked in the University Communications (formerly University Relations) office ever since. In April 2019, she was appointed to the role of associate vice chancellor for campus and community …
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Orange County Businesses Reopen in Phase 2
Many Orange County businesses are reopening their doors to customers as the state enters Phase 2 of the gradual reopening of its economy
How Chapel Hill Tire Has Stood The Test of Time
We asked the longtime Chapel Hill family-owned business about company values, giving back and looking to the future with expansion in mind.
Distilleries turn spirits into sanitizer in response to COVID-19
Distilleries are shifting their production away from spirits and starting to make hand sanitizer to help ease the coronavirus-induced shortage
