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Natalie Bradin

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UNC alum seeks to trademark 'Chapel Bill' - Business North Carolina

UNC alum seeks to trademark 'Chapel Bill' - Business North Carolina

Business North Carolina — Since the announcement, the hashtag #ChapelBill has flooded platforms like X and Instagram. A video announcement posted by @UNCFootball on Instagram amassed more than 600,000 views and carried a simple caption - "Chapel Bill 😎"
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NC trend: Passion for the flag, Israel help fuel a peculiar night in Chapel Hill. - Business Nort...

NC trend: Passion for the flag, Israel help fuel a peculiar night in Chapel Hill. - Business Nort...

Business North Carolina — Flagstock 2024 may go down in history as the most publicized, and possibly most expensive, fraternity party in state history. It certainly ranks among the most unusual. Roughly 3,000 students and others were expected to attend the Labor Day gathering that was advertised as a conservative-leaning "rager" in famously progressive Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill seeks year-round economy with Franklin Street refresh - Triangle Business Journal

Chapel Hill seeks year-round economy with Franklin Street refresh - Triangle Business Journal

Triangle Business Journal — Planning and construction is underway to craft a new face for Franklin Street. The goal is a healthy mix of local and chain businesses, ample office space, wet labs, hotels, apartments and ample parking to secure a steady economy independent of UNC's academic calendar.
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His Chapel Hill software company secured a $350M infusion - Triangle Business Journal

His Chapel Hill software company secured a $350M infusion - Triangle Business Journal

Triangle Business Journal — Chapel Hill tech firm CData, led by CEO Amit Sharma, now boasts more than 300 employees and serves some of the largest companies in the world.
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Beloved Chapel Hill bar Linda's eyes comeback - Triangle Business Journal

Beloved Chapel Hill bar Linda's eyes comeback - Triangle Business Journal

Triangle Business Journal — Longtime bar and restaurant Linda's in Chapel Hill may be set for a comeback after closing earlier this year.
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She takes the lead at UNC system with eye on affordability - Triangle Business Journal

She takes the lead at UNC system with eye on affordability - Triangle Business Journal

Triangle Business Journal — "We want to prioritize great teaching, the kind of teaching that inspires and prepares students for meaningful lives and careers," says UNC system's new board chair.
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North Carolina's hot economy helps put Roy Cooper in VP discussion - Triangle Business Journal

North Carolina's hot economy helps put Roy Cooper in VP discussion - Triangle Business Journal

Triangle Business Journal — Gov. Roy Cooper is on the shortlist to be Kamala Harris's choice for vice president. North Carolina's surging economy is a key reason why.
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Popular Chapel Hill bar, bottle shop to be replaced by Indian restaurant - Triangle Business Jour...

Popular Chapel Hill bar, bottle shop to be replaced by Indian restaurant - Triangle Business Jour...

Triangle Business Journal — The Franklin Street property that holds the bar and bottle shop Beer Study has been sold to a couple that owns Indian restaurants.
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Hi-Chew candy maker Morinaga charts $136M, 200-job expansion in NC - Charlotte Business Journal

Hi-Chew candy maker Morinaga charts $136M, 200-job expansion in NC - Charlotte Business Journal

Charlotte Business Journal — The company behind the Hi-Chew brand plans to expand its North Carolina operations in a big way.
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Chapel Hill Raising Cane's to expand into Starbucks space - Triangle Business Journal

Chapel Hill Raising Cane's to expand into Starbucks space - Triangle Business Journal

Triangle Business Journal — Raising Cane's has been such a hit since opening in Chapel Hill, it's already planning to expand.
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Blockbuster Amazon series 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' to film at UNC - Triangle Business Journal

Blockbuster Amazon series 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' to film at UNC - Triangle Business Journal

Triangle Business Journal — Extras wanted! The blockbuster Amazon series "The Summer I Turned Pretty" is set to film in Chapel Hill this summer.
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Heel Talk: Harris visits Raleigh and Committee reviews Campus Y: What You Missed Last Week at UNC

Heel Talk: Harris visits Raleigh and Committee reviews Campus Y: What You Missed Last Week at UNC

The Daily Tar Heel — In this episode of Heel Talk, AV Assistant Editor Amelie Fawson is joined by Kshitiz Adhikari, N'Nia Brickhouse and May Proctor to chat about the biggest news you may have missed last week, including the results of the Campus Y review, a Kamala Harris rally in Raleigh and the story behind the annual haunted trail on Rossburn Way.
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Before You Vote 2024: A History of Student Voter Turnout

Before You Vote 2024: A History of Student Voter Turnout

The Daily Tar Heel — City & State Editor Lucy Marques and assistants Kathryn DeHart and Sophie Baglioni are joined by senior writer Annika Duneja on this episode of Before You Vote. The group delves into Duneja's recent story on the history of student voter turnout, analyzing the factors that persuade and dissuade student voters from participating in general elections.
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Heel Talk: From Flagstock to Hopscotch, here's what you missed

Heel Talk: From Flagstock to Hopscotch, here's what you missed

The Daily Tar Heel — Welcome back to the fifth season of Heel Talk, where Audio-visual Editor Natalie Bradin recaps some of the biggest local news you may have missed. In this episode, she is joined by Kshitiz Adhikari, Lucy Wu and Maria Barriga-Mateos, who unpack some of the biggest happenings in the Triangle area - from Flagstock 2024 to the Hopscotch Music Festival.
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UNC Students for Justice in Palestine hosts die-in outside South Building

UNC Students for Justice in Palestine hosts die-in outside South Building

The Daily Tar Heel — The demonstration was held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday as a part of a statewide effort to raise awareness about the thousands of Palestinians killed in the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.
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