In today’s news: local leaders oppose a proposed state constitutional amendment that would limit counties’ ability to pay for required services. Also: Chapel Hill continues working toward a new land use management ordinance (LUMO); Chapel Hill names a new park after Howard & Lillian Lee; a local judge rejects Union Grove Farm’s amphitheater plans; North Carolina takes on Dollar General; Orange County names an interim director for the Visitors Bureau; and early voting continues in North Carolina, with local turnout still running far ahead of the last midterm in 2022.
And in sports: UNC men’s basketball struggles to beat Charlotte in their final preseason exhibition – but Tar Heel men’s soccer routs William & Mary by six goals on Dorrance Field.
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