Poetry Fox named Durham’s new poet laureate
By Joel Luther
The City of Durham has appointed Chris Vitiello, also known as the Poetry Fox, as its new poet laureate. As previously reported by The 10th...
DPS moves ahead with pricey new arts school
By Bill Adair
The Durham school board forged ahead with its plan to build a new Durham School of the Arts despite months of community debate. At a...
At a quarter-billion dollars, Durham school’s price tag dwarfs its peers
By Alison Jones
At a cost of approximately a quarter-billion dollars, the new Durham School of the Arts will be the most expensive public middle or high school...
Lollygaggers, ribbon dances, and a T-shirt toss: A night at the Bulls with Jatovi McDuffie
By Alison Jones
“BULLS FANS! Today it is kinda quiet, but we’re gonna change that!” It’s a slow-moving Wednesday night at the ballpark, and Jatovi McDuffie, 49, stands...
A Durham moment: Dodging the storm at the new food truck park, the Can Opener
By Alison Jones
As Tropical Storm Debby casts a shroud of gray over a summer afternoon, a pair of young men race for cover under a large, slanted...
Durham school board reiterates support for new DSA, seeks clarity on costs
By Alison Jones
The Durham board of education postponed an expected vote on plans for a new Durham School of the Arts on Thursday. Still, board members appear...

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A Courthouse Moment: ‘She’s a bully.’

By Charlotte Johnson on May 11, 2022

Middle schoolers deem justice to be served when a bully gets pulled into the principal’s office. However, on March 16, that drama superseded the principal…

11 Durham groups selected for community engagement mini-grants
Eleven Durham groups have been selected to receive community engagement mini-grants, the city's Neighborhood Improvement Services Department announced. More
Durham mayor selected for early childhood education fellowship
Durham Mayor Leonardo Williams has been selected to participate in a national program for elected officials focused on early childhood education, the city announced in a news release. More
Duke Park dog park partly closed due to water leak
A portion of the Duke Park dog park, at 1608 Acadia St., is closed due to a water line leak, the city's parks and recreation department said in a release. More
Fullsteam Brewery selects American Tobacco Campus as new home
Fullsteam Brewery will open a new taproom on the first floor of the historic Power Plant at the American Tobacco Campus, the ATC announced in a release. More