Eno River

Oh, my goodness

... it's on the north side of the Eno River.

Uh, I'm trying to think.

Uh, so it's got a cream sauce and it's, uh-

Yeah, I don't know.

He said it's the Silver Spoon Restaurant in Durham that has that.

It's, uh, near the Eno River.

And, uh, I don't know if it's a regular restaurant or just some boys that, uh, have-

Like, I don't, I don't live in a coastal city.

I live in Durham, North Carolina, near a river, beautiful river, the Eno River.

So grateful for the Eno River and for the Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation that has been in sacred relationship with that river.

And I still imagine myself as a shoreline person, and I have so many ancestors that are shoreline people, so even when I'm not at the beach, I kind of a- also am at the beach.

Yeah.

Staying in local government, the Hillsborough Town Board meets tonight at 7.

Their agenda includes an update on the Churton Street project, which is slated to widen the road and add sidewalks and multi-use paths for bikers and pedestrians from I-40 up to the Eno River.

Also tonight, the Pittsboro Town Board will discuss the design plan for Chatham Park's South Village when they meet at 6.

The Chatham County School Board will get a presentation on enrollment trends and discuss capital improvement projects when they meet tonight, also at 6.

If you see something you like, don't be afraid to say, "Pull over and let me out" Hillsborough, North Carolina is a small town that is packed with history.

The county seat of Orange County, Hillsborough is situated on the Eno River, approximately 20 minutes away from downtown Durham and Chapel Hill.

Its scenic beauty and small town charm make it an attractive destination.

However, to fully appreciate and experience this alluring location, a deep dive into Hillsborough's history is a must.

Likewise, you'll want to dress appropriately for the weather as it's an outdoor tour, and with only a couple brief stops inside of the Hughes Academy and Norwood-Jones Law Office.

The tour lasts between 60 and 90 minutes and wraps up in plenty of time to permit additional exploration of the area.

You could choose to explore downtown stores, the museum, the historic Occoneechee Speedway trailhead, or the popular two-mile Eno River Walk Greenway.

There's more history.

i want to hear more

so two weeks ago i was at the north carolina cryptid fest in their you know inaugural year and some folks from lost monster files were in town and we had a nice little airbnb right along the cave lands which you covered as a hotspot of paranormal activity right there with the Eno River and right along the cave lands.

Lots of history there.

Brittany, who was staying with us, Brittany Barbieri, to give full credit, brought along her paranormal investigation kit.