A free event will allow residents in the unincorporated parts of Durham County to safely dispose of unneeded electronic equipment such as televisions, speakers, and computers. More
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The Durham County Library will host a panel discussion to commemorate the 100th birthday of local historian Jean Bradley Anderson on Saturday, June 8. More
The Durham Water Management team is mailing postcards to some customers to request assistance identifying what type of service line they have. More
More than $67,000 in unclaimed funds has been returned to Durham County by the state treasurer. More
Applications for the Changed by Youth Ambassador Program, which supports Durham's young people in developing leadership skills and a stronger sense of identity, are now being accepted. More
A stormwater drainage project will require the partial closure of Ross Road. It will remain closed to through traffic until mid-August, but detours will be available. More
Durham County will join over 40 other city, town, and county employers at the first-ever Local Government Career Expo. More
Starting May 28, drivers who take Interstate 885 in Durham will have to contend with lane closures overnight. More
Most city and county offices, including City Hall and all non-emergency city facilities and operations, will close to the public on Monday, May 27, in observance of Memorial Day. However, several services will remain open or operate on modified schedules. More
Durham’s Cultural Advisory Board is seeking candidates to serve as the city’s Poet Laureate, an ambassador to promote public appreciation of poetry and literature. More