‘He Changed the Look of Franklin Street’: Mickey Ewell Remembered for His Restaurants, Relationships
Posted Nov 30, 2020
Mickey Ewell first came through Chapel Hill when he was working as a salesman. He would stop at the Town and Campus store on Franklin Street, owned by a couple he eventually befriended. Following Ewell’s decision to settle down in the area, he established several mainstays downtown that endured and shaped Chapel Hill’s business scene.
(Chapelboro.com)
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