“My girls brought me out here,” said Barbara Meeks, sitting on the bench on Saturday under the giant Christmas tree in the middle of CCB…
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As the Hayti Heritage Center wraps up its 50th anniversary year, its leaders find themselves reexamining the center’s vision. From planning major renovations to installing…
Durham City Council and Durham county commissioners each took major steps recently towards building a trail connecting Durham and Roxboro by approving money for land…
When you first step into Great Outdoor Provision Co. at Eastgate Crossing, you would never guess that anything had happened there. There are rows of…
Aside from the faint hum of fluorescent lights, the only sounds were the clicks of clocks, the scrape of chair legs and the rustle of…
More than 13 million visitors spent just over $1 billion in Durham last fiscal year, a 3% increase from the year before. In order to…
The crowd gathered around the circle of canvases, quieting as the countdown began. “Five!” the host shouted. An older gentleman dressed in a frog onesie…
On Oct. 9, Maggie Shama and her husband, Mohamed Shama, arrived at the Raleigh-Durham U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office for their 9 a.m. interview,…
The sound hits like a wave — whistles, drums and shouts cutting through the air as thousands of people flood Durham Central Park on Saturday…
When customers enter Kabab and Curry on Ninth Street, they enter a hidden retreat. Beneath ornate copper panels that engulf the ceiling and past the…










