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Here’s What You Need to Know Before CHCCS, Orange County High Schools’ 2026 Graduations

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By Emma Cooke 
| WCHL-AM (Chapel Hill, NC)
With the academic year near completed, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools and Orange County Schools will celebrate its high school graduates across three days this weekend. The districts are preparing to hold their commencements on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday — June 11, June 12, and June 13 — and have shared instructions for participants and visitors alike to keep in mind when coming to the ceremonies.
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Orange County Juneteenth Celebrations to Take Place Across Two Weekends. Here’s What to Know

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By Emma Cooke 
| WCHL-AM (Chapel Hill, NC)
This year, local Juneteenth events honoring Black culture, history, and community are set to take place across various weekends. Here’s how Orange County’s governments are celebrating. Orange County On Friday June 12, Orange County will host a full day of cultural events, performances, food, and community connections in Hillsborough. All are free and open to the public, and those planning to attend are encouraged to register here.
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Carrboro: Greensboro Street Resurfacing to Add Bicycle Lanes, Impact Evening Traffic Starting June 14

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By Emma Cooke 
| WCHL-AM (Chapel Hill, NC)
Starting Sunday June 14, a Carrboro resurfacing project will close Greensboro Street from Braxton Foushee Street to Oak Avenue most evenings. Lane closures and operations for the NCDOT project are set to occur Sunday through Thursday from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m., according to a town release. The result of the milling and pavement work will be new road markings, reduced vehicle travel lanes, and a buffers for bicycle lanes. The project will expand about a month, depending on weather conditions.
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