Family ownership of businesses in Chapel Hill span decades, generations

Posted Oct 15, 2023
Maurice Julian opened a men’s clothing store on Franklin Street in 1942. More than 80 years later, Julian's grandson Bart carries on his namesake and legacy. Mama Dip’s Kitchen, a southern-style restaurant, has been a staple for over 40 years. Spring Council co-owns the restaurant with her siblings. Mildred Council, their mother, passed it down to them. (Daily Tar Heel)

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