Citizen's Journal

Welcome Tar Heel and Bulldogs Fans to Kenan Stadium

by Rameses | September 02 2009

I want to see you in Kenan Stadium as we kick off the 2009 UNC Football Season. When it’s a Carolina home game, make plans to Touch Downtown Chapel Hill!

Start early. Stay late. Chapel Hill offers round-trip express bus service for just $5. Leave your car at Park and Ride lots around town. Then enjoy your trip to the stadium and downtown Chapel Hill. Buses run on extended hours and there are Tar Heel Express park-and-ride lots all over town. That’s plenty of time to relax with a cup of coffee, find something to eat, or catch the post-game wrap-up with your favorite beverage.

It’s your school. Your town. Why not make it your day? Information at http://www.touchdowntown.com

Photo by UNC Athletic Communications

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Triangle Food Tour

by Leigh Eckle | June 30 2009

Looking for a unique activity? Love to eat? Enjoy exploring? Experience the Triangle Food Tour!

Tour with other fun-loving folks; walk, talk, learn, eat and sip at 6-8 different restaurant venues in Chapel Hill & Carrboro. Meet the people behind the scenes that create the best culinary temptations to tease your palate. Open your eyes and mouths to what the area has to offer in America’s Foodiest Small Town. Be enchanted by the original walking food tour.

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Carrboro: Rich with Music, Arts, and Community

by Sallie Scharding | June 15 2009

I moved to the Chapel Hill/Carrboro area in 1994 for my then husband to complete a post doctoral fellowship at UNC. We moved here never having heard of Chapel Hill or knowing much about the area. It was only supposed to be temporary so it didn’t matter much where we lived. 14 years later I am still here and I call Carrboro home.

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Chapel Hill Welcomes the Bolshoi Ballet

by Kara Larson | May 15 2009

One of the most spectacular ballet companies, the Bolshoi Ballet, is set to perform at Memorial Hall on the University of North Carolina campus in Chapel Hill from June 10 to 14 with the North Carolina Symphony accompanying them in the pit. This ballet company rarely tours: in the past two years they’ve appeared only in London, Paris and Amsterdam.

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Ernest Dollar, Preservationist

by Laurie Paolicelli | May 10 2009

From the University of North Carolina to historic downtown Hillsborough, the Horace Williams House; the Burwell School, the Carolina Basketball Museum, we’ve put together a series of 90-second videos to show visitors. We want to make sure that when you do come here you’ll see that who we are is a function of not only who we were, but who we will be.

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