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Wedding: Mandy Brannon & Will Hemsworth

By Nicholas Motta | June 15, 2018

Will Hemsworth and Chapel Hill native Mandy Brannon first met at a friend’s New Year’s Eve party in 2014. The two UNC alumni reconnected on their first date in May 2015, and they’ve been together ever since. A year-and-a-half later, the couple took a weekend getaway to Asheville where Will […]

Father’s Day Stirs Up Memories of a Chapel Hill Childhood

By Marshele Carter | June 13, 2018

I was nearly five when Daddy graduated from the UNC School of Medicine. I remember his black gown against a backdrop of pink azaleas in full bloom and the dark, angular shadows that his square cap cast on his young face that day. I remember holding his hand as I […]

Wedding: Jessica Marsden & Alex Worsnip

By Amelia Hanks | June 12, 2018

Jessica Marsden met Alex Worsnip while they were both living in New Haven, Connecticut. Alex was pursuing a graduate degree and Jess was in law school at the time. After dating for a few years, they began to talk marriage. While Jess knew the engagement was coming, Alex wanted to […]

Wedding: Mary Lee Batista & Michael Hatley

By Lindsay McConnell | June 5, 2018

As Chapel Hill natives, Mary Lee Batista and Michael Hatley are no strangers to the White Cross area. Growing up together, Mary Lee and Michael became friends in elementary school. Michael went to Chapel Hill High School while Mary Lee attended Cedar Ridge High School in Hillsborough. The tight-knit community […]

What We Love About Living in the Meadowmont Neighborhood

By Chapel Hill Magazine | June 4, 2018

Residents find everything they need without leaving this 20-year-old development

National Portraiture Winners on View at The Ackland

By Sam Bermas-Dawes | June 1, 2018

Walking into the newest exhibition at The Ackland Art Museum at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, The Outwin: American Portraiture Today, feels like entering into a crowded room, even when there are no other visitors around. Vibrant eyes gaze back at you from portraits of American life, […]

Carrboro Elementary’s Rita Crain Sheds Light on the Complex Role of a School Nurse

By Morgan Weston | May 29, 2018

Why did you go into nursing? “When I was about 10, I shared a Greyhound bus seat with a nursing student from Penn State who was poring over nursing textbooks the entire way. She shared them with me. I was fascinated and hooked.” What do you like most about your […]

Wedding: JoBeth O’Neal & Matt Marriott

By Ashley Cruz | May 22, 2018

Chapel Hill native JoBeth O’Neal first met Matt Marriott when they were in high school. (JoBeth attended East Chapel Hill High and Matt attended Riverside High in Durham.) At the end of 2014, JoBeth, an Appalachian State University grad and Matt, a UNC and UNC School of Law grad, reconnected […]

Fit4Mom Group Offers Community for Local Mothers Looking to Build Healthier Lifestyles

By Jennifer Brookland | May 15, 2018

If there’s one thing new moms need, it’s a sense of community. So Rachel Burton was especially sad to leave Chatham County with her two little boys just when she’d discovered a wonderful group of active mothers through national fitness franchise FIT4MOM. A former competitive swimmer who’d studied nutrition in […]

The Wedding Guide: A Month-by-Month Timeline To Get You to Your Big Day

By Jenna Parks | May 14, 2018

If your holiday takeaways included giving or receiving a very shiny piece of jewelry that now adorns a ring finger, firstly, congratulations! Now it’s the new year, and the furor of announcing your new fiancee-status to the world and receiving lots of Instagram love is winding down. Like many newly […]

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