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"Most importantly, my hope is that Black Chapel Hill can feel a sense of pride. The name of the series is called Tarred Healing and I think a huge part of the healing process is acknowledging our stories, even the painful stories."
Starting April 30, the Chapel Hill Public Library is hosting "Tarred Healing," a photo exhibit that a UNC center chose not to display.
Conroe Municipal Judge Mike Davis reflects on 12 years as term ends.
Despite little local investigation in 50 years, James Cates Jr.'s murder case in Chapel Hill was reopened by the U.S. Department of Justice.
In 1970, the Black 22-year-old Chapel Hill resident was murdered by a Durham-based white supremacist group on UNC-Chapel Hill's campus.