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Chapel Hill’s new cocktail bar & Carrboro’s bakery buzz

Chapel Hill just got a fresh spot for creative cocktails—Little Gem is now open, serving up original drinks and small plates in a cozy neighborhood lounge. If you’re into learning new skills, their monthly mixology classes are a must-try. Meanwhile, Carrboro’s Even Dough Bakery has finally opened its café after months of anticipation, offering everything from croissants to brownies—and this week, you get a free coffee with any pastry! Both spots are all about bringing people together. Who’s planning to check them out? Let’s hear your first impressions or recommendations! #Food #ChapelHill #Carrboro

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Chapel Hill’s Med Deli reopens with heart

Mediterranean Deli is making a triumphant return to Chapel Hill after a devastating fire, and the excitement is real. Owner Jamil Kadoura and his team have rebuilt not just a restaurant, but a true community hub—complete with a brand-new kitchen, fresh décor, and even more of the dishes locals love. The support from neighbors, students, and friends has been overwhelming, helping keep staff paid and spirits high through tough times. Now, Med Deli is ready to welcome everyone back. How do you think a favorite local spot shapes the spirit of a town? #Food #ChapelHill #MedDeli

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Chapel Hill’s Med Deli is finally back!

After two years of rebuilding from a devastating fire, Mediterranean Deli on West Franklin Street is reopening its doors for dinner next week—and the smell of fresh pita is filling the air again. Owner Jamil Kadoura and his team poured their hearts (and millions) into restoring the space, with huge community support helping keep staff employed through tough times. The kitchen’s got a major upgrade, but the familiar vibe remains. Locals, are you as excited as we are to have this Chapel Hill favorite back? What’s the first thing you’ll order? #Food #ChapelHill #MedDeli

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Linda Price

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UNC’s Seth Trimble scoops up Ben & Jerry’s Chapel Hill

Franklin Street just got a little more Tar Heel flavor—UNC basketball player Seth Trimble is now the owner of Chapel Hill’s iconic Ben & Jerry’s. This isn’t just another business handoff; it’s a passing of the scoop from one local legend to another. Former owner Antonio McBroom, who started as a scooper and became a franchise CEO, made sure the shop stayed in Carolina hands. Now, every time you grab a cone, you’re supporting a current UNC athlete who’s investing in the community. What do you think about student-athletes taking on local businesses? #Business #ChapelHill #UNC

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Chapel Hill lights up for Belichick’s UNC debut

Chapel Hill was buzzing as Bill Belichick made his highly anticipated debut as UNC’s head football coach, drawing a star-studded crowd to Kenan Stadium. From Michael Jordan and Roy Williams to Randy Moss and Mia Hamm, celebrities and alumni turned out in force, creating an electric atmosphere. Even with the Tar Heels’ tough loss to TCU, the real story was the unity and excitement Belichick brought to the community. Can this NFL legend turn UNC into a college football powerhouse? Let’s hear your thoughts on what this new era means for Tar Heel fans! #Entertainment #UNCFootball #ChapelHill

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Chapel Hill’s South Creek shakes up local living

Chapel Hill is about to get a major facelift with the $500 million South Creek project finally breaking ground after years of delays. Pre-sales just opened for 68 condos starting at $325,000, with options from studios to three-bedrooms. What’s really exciting? The community will offer not just homes, but a mix of shops, restaurants, coworking spaces, and a huge public nature preserve. About 15% of the homes will be below market rate, aiming for more affordability. With green spaces, trails, and a lively business district, South Creek could totally change how we live and connect in southern Chapel Hill. Thoughts on this big change? #RealEstate #ChapelHill #SouthCreek

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Chapel Hill’s big housing boom: What’s changing?

Chapel Hill is about to see its biggest housing development in years, with 815 new homes approved just a mile from UNC’s campus. What’s wild is how quickly this all happened—just 18 months, compared to the seven years it takes for similar projects in New York! The developer, Beechwood Homes, says working with local contractors and listening to community needs made all the difference. With prices ranging from the mid-$600Ks to over $2 million, and amenities like a private marina and clubhouse, this could really shake up the local real estate scene. How do you feel about this rapid growth? #RealEstate #ChapelHill #HousingDevelopment

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UNC’s Seth Trimble scoops up Ben & Jerry’s Chapel Hill

Seth Trimble, a familiar face on the UNC basketball court, just became the new owner of Ben & Jerry’s on Franklin Street! It’s not every day you see a student-athlete step into local business ownership, and Trimble says he’s excited to give back to the Chapel Hill community that’s supported him. With his leadership on the court and now behind the counter, this move could inspire more students to dream big beyond sports. What do you think—will this change the vibe at everyone’s favorite ice cream spot? #Business #ChapelHill #UNC

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UNC’s Seth Trimble now owns Ben & Jerry’s!

Seth Trimble just made history in Chapel Hill—he’s now the youngest Ben & Jerry’s franchise owner ever, all while gearing up for his senior season with the Tar Heels. Imagine grabbing a scoop of ice cream from the same guy you cheer for on the court! This move is a game-changer for college athletes, showing how NIL deals are opening doors beyond sports. It’s inspiring to see a student-athlete invest in the local community and take on entrepreneurship. What do you think—should more college athletes follow Trimble’s lead and plant roots off the court? #Sports #UNC #ChapelHill

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Why UNC basketball feels like family

Kyan Evans, the new point guard for UNC, says what truly sets Carolina apart is the deep sense of community—alumni constantly return to support current players, offering advice and encouragement that feels genuine. Even with so many new faces on the team this year, the Carolina culture is making everyone feel at home fast. Evans highlights how this unique environment and his instant connection with Coach Hubert Davis made his decision easy. For him, Chapel Hill isn’t just about basketball; it’s about joining a family that’s invested in everyone’s success. What do you think makes a team culture truly special? #Sports #UNC #ChapelHill

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