In today’s news: Chatham County residents speak out against a proposed natural gas pipeline, and an iconic Chapel Hill restaurant is abruptly shuttered. Also: another iconic local restaurant opens a second location; construction begins on two new UNC dorms; and the UNC Lineberger Cancer Center gets a $20 million anonymous donation. And in sports: UNC football defensive coordinator Steve Belichick goes on medical leave, as training camp ramps up ahead of the 2026 season; and UNC men’s basketball adds one more non-conference opponent in November.
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