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dailytarheel.com > es_es > 480679 > city-state > city-north-carolina-nepali-families-flood-impacts

N.C. South Asian communities rally behind those affected by Nepal flood

2+ day, 14+ hour ago   (605+ words) CCTV footage of the moment the flood hit as people scattered to escape the torrential wave went viral, becoming the way many people all over the world learned of the tragedy. The world watched their screens in horror as people…...

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dailytarheel.com > 479492 > dth-en-espanol > city-fiestas-en-la-calle-2026

Carrboro celebrates Latin American culture with Fiestas en la Calle

2+ day, 14+ hour ago   (533+ words) On Sunday, Weaver Street was filled with people celebrating Latin American culture at the annual Fiestas en la Calle in Carrboro. El Centro Hispano, an organization that supports Hispanic communities across the state, hosted the festival. This year was the…...

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dailytarheel.com > es_es > 480463 > lifestyle > chapel-hill-transit-buses-bring-whimsy-to-the-streets-with-custom-signage

Chapel Hill Transit buses bring whimsy to the streets with custom signage

4+ day, 12+ hour ago   (572+ words) Across the greater Chapel Hill area, public buses transport riders to and fro fare-free, indicating destinations on their external screens. But on special days, if passersby look closely, fun messages will light up, whether welcoming new students or hinting at…...

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dailytarheel.com > es_mx > 480547 > city-state > ncdhhs-announces-grants-for-childcare-centers-affected-by-hurricane-helene

NCDHHS announces grants for childcare centers affected by Hurricane Helene

5+ day, 7+ hour ago   (548+ words) Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene struck Western North Carolina, more than 40 children, including 27 infants, are waiting for a spot at McDowell Technical Community College’s Child Development Center in Marion, N.C. More than 200 childcare facilities in disaster counties were impacted…...

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dailytarheel.com > es_mx > 480556 > city-state > over-500000-n-c-children-qualify-for-free-or-reduced-school-meals-federal-snap-cuts-could-cause-decrease

Over 500,000 N.C. children qualify for free or reduced school meals. Federal SNAP cuts could cause decrease

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (545+ words) The cafeteria lunch line is one of the most familiar experiences in public schools. Students grab trays, pick up a carton of milk and make their way to the end of the long line. But what happens when a child…...

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dailytarheel.com > 480474 > university > campus-crime-larceny-fraud-and-alcohol-violations-reported-at-unc-this-week

Campus crime: Larceny, fraud and alcohol violations reported at UNC this week

6+ day, 10+ hour ago   (473+ words) The Daily Tar Heel Campus crime: Larceny, fraud and alcohol violations reported at UNC this week Larceny, fraud and alcohol violations were all reported at UNC within the past week, from Sunday, Aug. 30, through Saturday, Sept. 5. These incidents were reported…...

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dailytarheel.com > es_es > 248940 > city-state > chapel-hill > northside-walk-0820

Students gather to foster community in Northside neighborhood

1+ week, 12+ hour ago   (371+ words) About 50 local residents and students braved the rainy weather Monday night to participate in the annual Good Neighbor Walk, intended to help improve relations between long-term Northside residents and UNC students. Divided into groups of about five, the participants met…...

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dailytarheel.com > 479725 > lifestyle > lifestyle-clipped-wings-book-release

UNC alumnus encapsulates the memory of Horace Williams Airport in new book

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (541+ words) UNC alumnus and current professional pilot Daniel Schwartz recently released a novel titled “Clipped Wings: The Story of Horace Williams Airport,” in honor of the abandoned airfield owned by the University. Located just over one mile north of downtown Chapel…...

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dailytarheel.com > 479931 > university > university-overdose-awareness-day

‘Keeping people alive is a legitimate outcome’: Student groups, UNC share resources for International Overdose Awareness Day

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (763+ words) Content warning: This article contains mentions of substance use and drug overdose. In the United States, about 105,000 people died from drug overdose in 2023 and 69,973 people died in 2025, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As campuses…...

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dailytarheel.com > 479907 > university > campus-crime-larceny-theft-and-breaking-and-entering-reported-at-unc-this-week

Campus crime: Larceny, theft and breaking and entering reported at UNC this week

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (395+ words) The Daily Tar Heel Campus crime: Larceny, theft and breaking and entering reported at UNC this week Larceny, property damage and breaking and entering were all reported at UNC within the past week, from Sunday, Aug. 23, through Saturday, Aug. 29. These…...