After months of waiting, residents along Roxboro and Mangum are finally seeing progress on a long-term goal: Conversion of the busy roads to two-way streets. …
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Even though he’s an avid skater, Tobe Jacobs Sr. isn’t lacing up his skates on Thursday night at the grand reopening of Wheels Durham—because when…
The city spent $669,000 to repair sidewalks along West Club Boulevard as part of a larger $6 million sidewalk repair project. But now residents say…
Durham County residents will learn their new property values starting this Friday. The mailings reflect the county’s latest reappraisal of property values. In a presentation…
The City of Durham has hired a lobbying firm that includes some well-connected Republicans to represent the city’s interests in the North Carolina General Assembly. …
A recent raid by federal agents in north Durham has sparked anxiety and concern across the city, as city leaders and residents scramble to understand…
On a recent Tuesday morning, members of the Historic Preservation Commission gathered in City Hall to deliberate case COA2400079: a proposal for a garden shed…
On Tuesday, hundreds meandered through the rainbow-lit hall of the Durham Convention Center, serenaded by a jazz band as they passed tables headed by different…
In 1979, the City of Durham had some problems on its hands. It had a downtown area with few residents, a warehouse district with few…
As about 80 people settled into their seats in the airy auditorium at the Durham County Library, Eddie Davis, a former City Council member and…