Beginning Monday, Oct. 17 the parking lot located at 203 S. Greensboro St. will be closed to the public as crews prepare for construction of The 203 Project. Read on...
Town of Carrboro Public Works crews will be busy around town early this week, working hard to remove storm debris left behind by Hurricane Ian. Read on...
The Town of Carrboro is improving many traffic calming areas around town throughout the next few weeks. Crews have already begun to remove several speed tables. Any tables being removed will be replaced the week of Oct. 3. Read on...
The Carrboro Music Festival is finally back, and we are hopeful that Ian won't get in the way of Make Music Day! Details here, along with resources for weather information and resources. Sign up to receive CTW via email or text at carrboronc.gov/SIGNUP! Read on...
One of the largest free music festivals in North Carolina, the Carrboro Music Festival will host more than 100 acts on stages all over Carrboro, with no tickets required. We look forward to seeing you at this year's festival! Read on...
Happy First Day of Fall! This issue celebrates the groundbreaking of The ArtsCenter, the planning award for Carrboro Connects Comprehensive Plan, Hispanic Heritage Month, and the return of the holiday parade! Find more local news in CARRBORO THIS WEEK! Read on...
The Carrboro Police Department has charged an individual following an investigation into a shooting that occurred at the parking deck at 370 E. Main St. on Friday, Sept. 16. Read on...
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The towns of Carrboro and Chapel Hill invite residents to join town staff for a litter clean up on from 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday, Sept. 24. Read on...
"We are pleased that the new compensation ranges are competitive with the market," Town Manager Richard J. White III said. "I appreciate the Town Council’s support and approval of the implementation plan.” Read on...
Solarize the Triangle campaign organizers and reps from Yes Solar Solutions are offering a free, virtual, informational event at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 28. Read on...
The American Planning Association has designated the month of October 2022 as National Community Planning Month, and the Town of Carrboro is on board! Mayor Damon Seils has proclaimed the observance locally. Read on...
“We apologize for the inconvenience to the school, as well as the undue stress that this caused for the students, their families and school staff,” said Interim Fire Chief Will Potter. Read on...
The Town of Carrboro recognizes the 75th anniversary of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). Read on...
Happy First Day of Fall! This issue celebrates the groundbreaking of The ArtsCenter, the planning award for Carrboro Connects Comprehensive Plan, Hispanic Heritage Month, and the return of the holiday parade! Find more local news in CARRBORO THIS WEEK! Read on...
The American Planning Association-North Carolina Chapter (APA-NC) has recognized the Town of Carrboro with the Marvin Collins Award for a comprehensive plan developed for a community of less than 25,000 population. Read on...
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“I encourage all residents to participate in the month’s events and to learn about and celebrate the lives, history, and contributions of Hispanic people during this month-long celebration and throughout the year,” Mayor Seils said. Read on...
Construction has recently begun on the 203 Project at 203 S. Greensboro St., currently the site of a Carrboro municipal parking lot across from Open Eye Cafe. The project to complete a new library and civic building will be underway through spring 2024. Read on...
Carrboro has joined Solarize the Triangle, so it's easier than ever to go solar and reduce your carbon footprint. More info in this issue! This is also where you'll find a Town Council update, fall festival lineup, and Suicide Prevention Month events. Read on...
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From 2016 to 2020, 206 Orange and Durham County community members lost their lives to suicide. Events are planned to support survivors, to share how to recognize the signs and symptoms of suicide, and to teach what to do if a loved one is in danger. Read on...
Deer are on the move throughout North Carolina between the months of September and December, and drivers should remain vigilant on the roads to remain safe. Read on...
The Town of Carrboro is a community partner of Solarize the Triangle, a community-based group-purchasing program for solar energy, battery storage, and other clean-energy technologies. Read on...
All festivals made possible with support from the Town of Carrboro and the Carrboro Tourism Development Authority. Schedule highlights below with full details and updates online. Read on...
The Town of Carrboro is seeking an engineering firm to conduct a site assessment on selected town-owned parcels for the purpose of creating affordable housing. Read on...
Start of school year brings increase in pedestrian and bicycle activity; students and motorists urged to use caution, keep roads safe for everyone. Read on...
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If an Orange County community member has been in contact with a confirmed case of monkeypox or are experiencing symptoms, they should contact their primary care provider or the local health department. Read on...
Construction has started on The 203 Project at 203 S. Greensboro St., currently the site of a Carrboro municipal parking lot across from Open Eye Cafe. The project to complete a new library and civic building will be underway for the next 19 months. Read on...
In the spirit of community, events are being held this August across Carrboro and Chapel Hill to bring residents together – newcomers, students, and longtime residents. Read on...
Carrboro Fire-Rescue Deputy Chief Carl Freeman is poised to be appointed interim fire chief next month while a recruitment effort is underway to find a permanent replacement for the outgoing fire chief, Town Manager White has announced. Read on...
All paving and installation of temporary paint pavement markings has been completed throughout the Carrboro portion of the project-- East Main Street from Jones Ferry Road to the Carrboro-Chapel Hill town limits at Merritt Mill Road and Rosemary Street. Read on...
The central duty of the poet laureate is to engage in activities that enhance the presence of poetry in the social and civic life of Carrboro. Read on...
The Carrboro Police Department is asking anyone with information on a shooting incident to call Investigator Armstrong at (919) 918-7417 or Crime Stoppers at (919) 942-7515. Read on...
Join us as a volunteer at the Town of Carrboro Invasive Plant Removal event scheduled from 10 a.m. to noon Sunday, July 24, at Wilson Park, 101 Williams St., Carrboro, NC 27510. Read on...
Coming soon, portions of the road will have a new traffic pattern where two lanes become one lane with new bike lanes and turn lanes for vehicles. Read on...
Have you paid attention to your downspouts lately? These are the vertical pipes used to drain rainwater off a roof. By disconnecting the downspouts, you can reduce stormwater runoff and water pollution. Read on...
There was minor smoke and water damage to an adjacent unit. Initial damage estimates are approximately $50,000. Two residents were displaced, and the American Red Cross is assisting with temporary housing and other needs of the displaced residents. Read on...
Tomato Day is supported by the CFM’s Big Beef Sponsor Laser Image Printing & Marketing and by the Town of Carrboro’s Tourism Development Authority. Read on...
Parks and recreation programs are an integral part of communities because they help establish and maintain good quality of life, they contribute to the health of residents, and they support the economic and environmental well-being of the community. Read on...
Carrboro Mayor Damon Seils is pleased to announce that the Town of Carrboro will hold its Ninth Annual Community Reading of the Frederick Douglass essay “The Meaning of the Fourth of July for the Negro” on Monday, July 4, 2022. Read on...
Join us for the People's Parade with the Bulltown Strutters; a costume contest; live music from The Maggie Valley Band, Onyx Club Boys and Sensory Expressions; a pie-eating contest; and kids games, face painting, food/beverage vendors and more! Read on...
Get all the details on the July 4th Celebration and the Frederick Douglass Community Reading! Holiday starts with a road race and the People's Parade. The Town Council is on summer recess following a packed agenda season; see recap of their last meeting! Read on...
At this time, the milling and resurfacing is anticipated to begin the week of July 5. The milling and resurfacing work will also take place during the night. Read on...
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Mayors of Carrboro, Chapel Hill and Hillsborough have issued a joint statement in the shared commitment to building communities where everyone feels safe and welcome and has the ability to thrive. Read on...
You've got a big week ahead, but look forward to ALL THE FUN in store this Friday at the PRIDE FOOD RODEO & DANCE PARTY at Carrboro Town Commons! The Council's last meeting of the season is scheduled, and it's POLLINATOR WEEK. Open this issue for details! Read on...
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Current and former BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color) elected officials of Orange County have come together to observe Juneteenth by sharing the history of Juneteenth and planning celebrations of local Black history and culture. Read on...
A gardener will show visitors around the site, and explain the importance of pollinators, how they built and care for the pollinator beds in the garden, and how having pollinators is important for growing food. Read on...
Did you know that pollinators are responsible for 1 out of every 3 bites of food you take? Pollinator week is a way to learn, celebrate, and protect pollinators. Read on...
Juneteenth is the oldest national commemoration of the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States. On July 14, 2020, the Carrboro Town Council adopted a resolution designating Juneteenth as an official paid holiday for Town employees. Read on...
STAY COOL and safe this hot week! Juneteenth is coming up Sunday, and everyone is invited to the celebration for Freedom Day at Hargraves Community Center. You'll also find info here about a garden tour at MLK Park and tips for controlling mosquitoes. Read on...
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“It's amazing that we are now here. Thank you for all the work that has been done. This is really something to be proud of, and the work was done with such positivity all the way through!” - Mayor Damon Seils Read on...
A new member of the Town Council will be seated this week when Eliazar Posada is sworn into office on Tuesday. This meeting also includes a public hearing on the Town Budget. The final Freight Train Blues concert is Friday. More news in this issue! Read on...
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The Town of Carrboro continues to present the Music Maker Foundation’s Freight Train Blues series of live concerts every Friday evening through June 10 at the Carrboro Town Commons, 301 W. Main St. Read on...
Carrboro is home to nonprofit organizations like El Centro Hispano, the Refugee Community Partnership, and the Refugee Support Center that support immigrants, migrants, and refugees. Read on...
“I encourage all residents to celebrate and affirm their LGBTQ family members, friends, and neighbors, and to participate in Small Town Pride events throughout the month,” said Mayor Damon Seils, who has proclaimed June to be Pride Month in Carrboro. Read on...
Carrboro will recognize Gun Violence Awareness Day on Friday, June 3. Mayor Seils encourages residents to attend a rally at Peace and Justice Plaza in Chapel Hill and support local efforts to raise awareness about gun violence. Learn more in this issue! Read on...
Just as crews check for issues on public property, residents can help ensure the drainage systems in their yards and neighborhoods continue functioning properly after a storm. Read on...
Sister Lena Mae Perry of The Branchettes says her gospel music is like medicine. We can use her medicine about now. Come hear her amazing voice at the Freight Train Blues concert this Friday. More local news and events inside this issue. Read on...
The Town of Carrboro seeks to hear the needs and challenges of Black, Indigenous, Latinx and People of Color businesses in Carrboro, and the role the Town needs to play to help businesses start and grow. Read on...
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Crews for the NC Department of Transportation are scheduled to begin work to improve a prominent stretch of roadway in Carrboro and Chapel Hill. The work will begin Monday, May 23, and run through mid-August. Read on...
If you're cycling to VOTE this Tuesday, be sure to drop by the Bike Breakfast! This week, we celebrate vital services of our Police Department, as well as Public Works. No Town Council meeting. See you at Town Commons on Friday for Freight Train Blues! Read on...
The Town of Carrboro is participating in No Mow May! The goal of No Mow May is to allow grass to grow unmown for the month of May, creating habitat and forage for early season pollinators. Read on...
Attention! Tonight's concert featuring Hermon Hitson and Harvey Dalton Arnold will move indoors to the Cat's Cradle due to thunderstorms in the forecast. Read on...
An exciting week ahead! The Mayor's Bike Ride is Tuesday morning, the Carrboro Connects Adoption Draft will be considered for possible adoption on Tuesday evening and Freight Train Blues concerts start Friday. A few highlights with lots more to check out! Read on...
Calling all people on bikes! You’re invited to join Mayor Damon Seils and community members at 8 a.m. Tuesday, May 10, for the Mayor’s Bike Ride starting from Carrboro Town Hall, 301 W. Main St. Read on...
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The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation announced today that legendary Carrboro, North Carolina musician Elizabeth “Libba” Cotten will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Read on...
The Carrboro Police Department is investigating a sexual assault that occurred in the 600 Block of Jones Ferry Road at approximately 12:05 AM on Wednesday, May 4, 2022. Read on...
Town of Carrboro receives Honorable Mention in a category that recognizes municipalities that have adapted their approaches or changed services or practices to address inequity in an area of concern for the community. Read on...
MAY 2022! Who's ready for BIKE MONTH events (Bike to School Day is Wednesday), to help break ground on a NEW LIBARY (Thursday), to support our local shops and dining spots during SMALL BUSINESS WEEK annnnd FREIGHT TRAIN BLUES concerts?! Read on...
Did you know that 96% of businesses in Carrboro are small businesses, and together they employ more than 3,350 workers? Let's celebrate them during Small Business Week and support them year-round! Read on...
Catch up on what's happening locally. Come out this Sunday to meet your neighbors, learn about your town's history, and take advantage of Town services. It's a chance to celebrate hometown pride at Carrboro Day! More events are right around the corner! Read on...
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“I encourage residents to add biking to their transportation routines; to become advocates for biking, bicycle infrastructure, and bicycle-friendly laws and policies; and to take delight in every bike ride, Mayor Seils said. Read on...
The site reflects the look and feel of the community while incorporating features designed to help residents, visitors and community partners quickly locate the information and services they need. Read on...
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Everyone is invited as our community breaks ground on the Orange County Southern Branch Library and Cultural Center at 203 S. Greensboro St. Read on...
Things are slowly starting to get back to normal in Carrboro. We are back to having in-person Town Council Meetings and other events where people can gather, collaborate, create and celebrate in our community. Get out your calendars! Read on...
UPDATED: A contractor conducting work on the railroad that intersects near the 200 block of E. Main Street in Carrboro will close this portion of the roadway on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 19-20. Read on...
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Carrboro ranks as a “high performing city” with nearly all (98%) residents surveyed rating the Town of Carrboro excellent or good as a place to live, as a place to raise children (98%), and as a place they feel welcome (96%). Read on...
The Town Economic Development Department in partnership with the Carrboro Business Alliance will be hosting an in-person All Business Briefing Wednesday, April 13, at the Century Center in Downtown Carrboro. Read on...
And just like that! Everything is in bloom or about to hatch! Including lots of events and activities in Carrboro. Don't miss a beat! Check out the details in our weekly newsletter. Read on...
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At the April 5 Town Meeting, the Carrboro Town Council designated April 2022 as ‘‘NATIVE PLANT MONTH’’ in Carrboro. The special designation recognizes the benefits of native plants to our environment and economy. Read on...
UPDATED: A contractor conducting work on the railroad that intersects near the 200 block of E. Main Street in Carrboro will close this portion of the roadway on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 19-20. Read on...
ALL TOGETHER NOW -- let's get another banner! If you're interested in anything other than OUR TAR HEELS, please browse the highlights of what else is happening around Carrboro. #GOHEELS!!!!!! Read on...
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Work for the East Main Street Sewer Rehabilitation Project is scheduled to restart at 7 a.m. Saturday (April 2) and continue through 4 p.m. Saturday (April 2). Read on...
Earth Day will be celebrated from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 22, at the Carrboro Town Commons, 301 W. Main St., with a wide array of food vendors; information tables, displays and demonstrations; and a children’s parade at 6 p.m. Join us! Read on...
Spring has definitely sprung, so Open Streets Carrboro can't be far behind! After two years, this beloved town event returns to Weaver Street on Sunday. More events coming up include Take a Walk in the Park on Wednesday and a Shred-a-Thon on Saturday. Read on...
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The community is invited to dance, do yoga, ride their bikes, climb a rock wall, make smoothies on a bike blender, and participate in many other activities in a public space that not many ever thought of as a place to partake in recreation. Read on...
It was a historic week in Carrboro! We got the go ahead to build a new Orange County Southern Branch Library and Cultural Center for Carrboro. Now that Spring is here, get your calendars out! Lots of fun events have been announced! Read on...
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The Town of Carrboro, North Carolina, will present the Music Maker Foundation’s Freight Train Blues series of live concerts every Friday evening between May 13 and June 10 at the Carrboro Town Commons, 301 W. Main St. Read on...
Pay no attention to that little snowfall this past weekend, Spring is on its way! And so are lots of great events and activities in Carrboro! Creek Week in March, egg hunts in April, and Freight Train Blues in May and June. Read on...
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Join Carrboro staff and volunteers from Chapelboro Tree Rescue online for an informative presentation on invasive plants followed by a Q & A session Sunday, March 13 from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Read on...
The Carrboro Town Council passed a resolution on Tuesday, March 8, in solidarity with Ukraine and in opposition to the Russian invasion, assault and atrocities against the Ukrainian peoples. Read on...
The Town of Carrboro Stormwater Division is requesting applications from qualified contractors who are available to perform stormwater-related work on a residential scale and wish to be listed in a directory on the Town’s website. Read on...
1. Ask your creative teens to apply for the summer ARTS apprenticeships. 2. Meet Wesley Barker, our new town clerk! 3. Get your kite ready for the Carrboro Kite Fly! Open this issue of Carrboro This Week for more fun, useful and interesting news. Read on...
The week of March 6-12 is North Carolina’s Severe Weather Preparedness Week. During the week, the National Weather Service and its partners will focus on topics to ensure you are ready for the upcoming severe weather season. Read on...
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Many thanks to the some 80 residents who came out for Carrboro Conversations! The Town of Carrboro initiative aims to create opportunities for more frequent conversations and exchanges between staff and residents on topics of interest. Read on...
Breaking News! Carrboro ranks as one of the country’s Top 5 Small Arts Towns. Get the story here! Also, see a recap of Carrboro Conversations, Town Council Update, Invasive Species Awareness Week, and new EV charging stations. It's Carrboro This Week! Read on...
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In a recent special report, 24/7 Tempo named Carrboro one of the country’s Top 5 Small Arts Towns. The town shares the honor with such creative outposts as Santa Fe, N.M., and Marfa, Texas. Read on...
The stations are located at the parking lot of Martin Luther King Jr. Park, 1120 Hillsborough Road, and at the 604 Rosemary St. gravel public parking lot with entrance from Sunset Drive. Read on...
Two areas will be right-turn only this weekend. The intersection of Roberson Street will be right-turn only to enter East Main Street. The parking lot exit beside Weaver Street Market will also be right-turn only onto Weaver Street. Read on...
February is FLYING! On Tues, Carrboro Connects asks for public comment. Wed & Thurs, Carrboro Conversations kicks off with opportunities to chat with Town staff on current issues. Have you heard “Let America Be America Again"? Find it all in this issue! Read on...
Orange County local elected leaders, after meeting with Orange County Health Director Quintana Stewart, have opted to leave the county’s indoor mask mandate in place and to continue to meet and reassess the situation on an ongoing basis. Read on...
Carrboro Conversations kicks off this month with opportunities to meet virtually or in person to chat with Town of Carrboro staff about current issues. Join us Wednesday or Thursday to find out what's happening with the 203 Project! Read on...
On Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022, the Carrboro Town Council will hold a remote public hearing to continue to receive public comment and discuss the Draft Carrboro Connects Comprehensive Plan. Read on...
In 2020, the Carrboro Town Council directed that the Black Lives Matter murals be installed to raise the consciousness in all those who view them. This Black History Month, we are once again putting a spotlight on these recognizable murals in our town. Read on...
Carrboro Conversations kicks off this month with opportunities to meet virtually or in person to chat with Town of Carrboro staff about current issues. Join us next Wednesday or Thursday to find out what's happening with the 203 Project! Read on...
On a bright, sunny Saturday morning, El Centro Hispano unveiled its new ToolBank program, which rents tools including leaf blowers, lawn mowers, hedge trimmers, chainsaws, weed whackers, and pressure washers. Read on...
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Today we celebrate St. Valentine, not only the patron saint of romantic love, but also protection to bee keepers and travelers, against fainting and the plague! This week is bursting at the seams with things to do in Carrboro. Check out what we mean. Read on...
For Black History Month 2022, the BIPOC elected officials of Orange County, N.C., have released their video presentation of the Langston Hughes poem “Let America Be America Again.” Read on...
Happy Monday! A few things to put on your radar -- Council meeting (Tuesday), a unique event at the Century Center for Celebrating Black America (Thursday), and nightwork construction begins on E. Main St (Friday). Open this issue for the deets! Read on...
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Construction for the East Main Street Sewer Rehabilitation Project is anticipated to begin on the night of February 11, 2022, and be completed by June 2022. That timeline could be extended by weather or other factors. Read on...
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Let's make our community safer for walkers and bikers! Motorists please be watchful, SLOW DOWN and avoid distraction. In this issue, get info on free N95 masks, a Council update, and Celebrating Black America coming this February. Have a great week ahead! Read on...
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Mayor Damon Seils has proclaimed Jan. 18, 2022, as “National Day of Racial Healing” in Carrboro and encourages all residents to share ideas, knowledge, and points of view related to truth, racial healing, transformation, and racial equity. Read on...
As you head into the weekend, note that a winter storm watch is in effect. Helpful info and links here. Register early for the #MLKDay Celebration webinar 1-3 pm Saturday. Town offices will be closed for the Dr. King Holiday on Monday. Be Safe, Carrboro! Read on...
The Carrboro Town Council passed a resolution on Tuesday, Jan. 11, recognizing National Mentoring Month in Carrboro and encouraging the recruitment of caring adult mentors throughout the community. Read on...
As a reminder to the community, the Town of Carrboro requires all employees and visitors accessing Town facilities indoors to wear masks, regardless of vaccination status. Read on...
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“Libba Cotten continues to inspire musicians around the world and occupies a special place in Carrboro’s history and our vibrant and enduring local music culture,” Mayor Damon Seils said. Read on...
COVID-19 cases have risen 587% since the end of November in Orange County, with 1,010 new cases reported last week. Orange County health officials urge the public to take steps now to protect themselves. Read on...
In this issue, check your yard waste schedule for xmas tree collection, access the recreation newsletter and see how we're celebrating a very special birthday! Come out Wednesday for a community bike ride and join the Mayor to proclaim "Libba Cotten Day." Read on...
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Legendary North Carolina musician Elizabeth “Libba” Cotten is being feted by her hometown Carrboro with her very own day on this birthday anniversary. Join us for a community bike ride and the reading of a proclamation in her honor. Read on...
The Town of Carrboro’s administrative offices will be closed Thursday, Dec. 23, Friday, Dec. 24, Monday, Dec. 27, and Friday, Dec. 27, for the holidays. Read on...
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The Town of Carrboro would like to remind everyone that leaves should not be piled into traffic lanes, bike lanes or sidewalks, as they become a dangerous public safety hazard. Read on...
The Town of Carrboro is bringing back the Carrboro People Photo Album for the holidays! Send photos of yourself or your pod and family (including pets) to be included! Read on...
The post-election swearing in of the Town of Carrboro Mayor and Council Members will occur at an organizational meeting set for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 7, in the Council Chamber of Carrboro Town Hall, 301 W. Main St., Carrboro, NC 27510. Read on...
What's happening? The Carrboro Resident Survey is being mailed next week! If you are among those randomly selected, please participate. On Tuesday night, newly elected officials will take oaths of office to the Carrboro Town Council. Have a nice weekend! Read on...
It's that time of year -- colored leaves dance through the crisp air, apple cider is warmed, and holiday decorations start appearing in every window. Check this issue for the Carrboro Film Festival, Thanksgiving Holiday services changes, and more! Read on...
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The Town of Carrboro is collecting information on how funds provided from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) can best address difficulties caused by COVID-19. Read on...
The Town of Carrboro Establishes Community Safety Task Force to explore alternatives to public and community safety beyond traditional policing. Read on...
Carrboro Film Fest is coming Nov. 19-21, and we're so excited! Be sure to check the schedule and get your tickets early. This week, we celebrated Carrboro's first DC fast-charging station! Hope you enjoy the beautiful fall colors this weekend! Read on...
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DC fast charging is essential for high mileage/long distance driving and large fleets. The quick turnaround enables drivers to recharge during their day or on a small break as opposed to being plugged in overnight, or for many hours, for a full charge. Read on...
Carrboro This Week includes updates on the Greene Tract Open House set for Sunday (in-person) or Monday (virtual), and the good news that your 5-11-yr-olds can now receive a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine. Enjoy your extra hour of sleep this weekend! Read on...
The 29th Biannual Carrboro CD and Record Show will be held from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 7. in the Carrboro Century Center, 100 N. Greensboro St. in downtown Carrboro. Admission is free. Masks are required during the event. Read on...
The Town of Carrboro Economic Development Department announces the opening of the application period for the much-anticipated COVID-19 Mitigation Business Grants. Read on...
As we say goodbye to October, let's get ready for Voting Day on Tuesday, changing hours at the Carrboro Farmers Market, and fav local events like the Carrboro Film Fest, the Artist Studio Tour, and The Bazaar Craft & Art Market! Happy Halloween Weekend! Read on...
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The Town of Carrboro will participate in a community bike ride starting from Carrboro Town Hall (301 W. Main Street) at 4:15 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29. Read on...
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Check this issue for the Carrboro Film Festival, Halloween events and the Carrboro Community Poem! Early voting is available all weekend. Drop off confidential papers for shredding at the Shred-a-Thon and unused medications at Operation Medicine Drop. Read on...
Consistent with their commitment to equity and inclusion, the Towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro are taking steps together to center racial equity in the Human Services Funding Program. Read on...
Poems for the People is here, and we can't wait to see you at the Poet's Circle Saturday afternoon. Early voting is underway, so please note local voting location at 108 Bim St. (the Civic Club building next to Town Hall). Enjoy the sunny fall weekend! Read on...
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October is in full swing! Join Carrboro in celebrating Marriage Equality Day this Sunday! Early voting starts on Thursday, and West End Poetry Festival is bringing poems to the people Oct. 15-16. Have a lovely weekend! Read on...
Civic involvement is a valued tradition in our community. Reach the Town Council with your ideas, views and questions at council@townofcarrboro.org Read on...
Civic involvement is a valued tradition in our community. Reach the Town Council with your ideas, views and questions at council@townofcarrboro.org. Read on...
