Menu

‘Making the dash count': SportsCenter anchor Michael Eaves remembers Stuart Scott


was my friend. And I have never been more proud to call someone that, which makes the beginning of my ESPN career so bittersweet. Stuart and I first met at the 1997 National Association of Black Journalists convention in Chicago. It was the first one I attended. We met at the job fair and made a connection over golf after I saw him practicing his swing. (ESPN.com)

Related:

UNC welcomes largest first-year class ever
UNC enrolled its largest first-year class in school history, a milestone that reflects record interest in a Carolina education. A total of 6,191 new students,...

After 2 Years, Mediterranean Deli Set to Reopen Chapel Hill Location With Dinner Hours
Mediterranean Deli’s pita bread machine was up and running again Tuesday morning, filling the West Franklin Street space with the smell of cooked dough instead...

Honoring Chapel Hill’s Black Builders: UNC Landmarks and the Local Faces Who Built Them
Maps are storytellers, but they can exclude certain narratives. University of North Carolina graduate student Fowota Mortoo said that’s the case for Chapel Hill’s Black...

'You'd really come home': Mama Dip's Kitchen closes after 49 years
Mildred Council opened Mama Dip’s Kitchen with $64 in 1976. After 49 years of serving the community as a local institution, the restaurant permanently shut...