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June 13, 2012 News » Orange County

Carrboro residents fighting Family Dollar discount store

by Billy Ball @billy_k_ball

For decades, residents of Carrboro's historic Alabama Avenue have kept it in the family. Anissa McLendon lives in a home once owned by her beloved grandmother. McLendon's next-door neighbor is her mother. A few doors down, longtime resident Larry Worth lives on…

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