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Chapel Hill recently awarded grants to help 3 businesses stay downtown


In January, the Town of Chapel Hill announced that it made grants to three business - Cosmic Cantina, Purple Bowl, and Wade’s Hair Studio & Co. - as part of its Downtown Small Business Relocation Grant Program. The grant program is targeted at for-profit and rent-paying downtown businesses facing imminent displacement due to redevelopment. (Triangle Blog Blog)

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Chapel Hill recently awarded grants to help 3 businesses stay downtown


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