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On a Sunday morning last fall, an unusually large line wound around the corner of Robeson and Franklin Streets in downtown Chapel Hill, North Carolina, as a smoky ambrosia filled the air. Those waiting for a table and a full meal were allowed a head start. Some stood with barrel-aged Siberian Night imperial stouts by

Chapel Hill’s Town Council is set to approve a wet lab and office building at 306 W. Franklin St. in November.

A new study debunked beer goggles. Here's what experts revealed. Beer goggles are a well-known term among those who regularly drink alcohol. It means that when you drink beer or any alcoholic beverage, people will look more attractive to your eyes.

Check out the events happening around our community this weekend.

Brewing up a storm in the beer world, Durham, North Carolina, has become a hop haven for craft beer aficionados. With its burgeoning brewery scene, Durham offers the perfect blend of innovation, sustainability, and taste in every pint, definitely worth raising a toast to.

Lapin Bleu is located at 106A Graham Street, the former site of the pub Beer Study, which relocated late last year.

Beer Study in Chapel Hill is soon moving to West Franklin Street, while a new bar and art gallery will take its place on North Graham Street.

Drinking one can of alcoholic or nonalcoholic lager a day improved gut microbiome diversity in healthy men, Portuguese researchers report. Does that mean beer is good for you?

Small changes at The Boot Room would mean the world of difference in making it more inclusive for women’s teams and fans.

Iowans are willing to give up how many years to keep on boozin'?