‘It feels so convoluted’: In close election, contention and confusion over student IDs
By Storey Wertheimer
UNC-Chapel Hill has been at the center of a controversy over student voting access. Last Thursday, the state Republican Party and Republican National Committee filed...
Pops and policies: Mo Green on what’s needed for N.C. schools
By Storey Wertheimer
This election season, The 9th Street Journal is sitting down with candidates to chat about their priorities — over frozen pops. Our reporter Storey Wertheimer...
Waiting at the bus stop: Durham schools start the year with a bus driver shortage
By Lily Kempczinski
Parents calling Durham Public Schools’ transportation services department recently with questions about their child’s school bus may have trouble getting through. Why? Ten members of...
A Durham Moment: A homecoming for Durham change-maker Pauli Murray
By Jothi Gupta
Taylor Mary, dressed in a long lace dress with black combat boots, sits at the top of a grassy hill under a magnolia tree, dipping...
As bookstores vanish, the Regulator endures
By Valentina Garbelotto
As you enter the Regulator Bookshop, your eyes may be drawn to the mural in the children’s section featuring an air balloon and a camel,...
Poetry Fox named Durham’s new poet laureate
By The 10th Street Journal
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...

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Conversations with candidates

This election season, The 9^th Street Journal is sitting down with candidates to discuss their priorities — over frozen pops.

In our first installment, 9^th Street Journal reporter Storey Wertheimer interviews Maurice “Mo” Green, a Democrat who is running for state Superintendent of Public Instruction against Republican Michele Morrow.

Mo Green and Storey Wertheimer — Storey Wertheimer interviews Mo Green, candidate for state Superintendent of Public Instruction. Photo by Kulsoom Rizavi — The 9th Street Journal

The series continues next week, when we’ll hear from candidates for state Supreme Court and more.

Full Frame film now streaming on Apple TV
A film that held its world premiere at Durham’s Full Frame Documentary Film Festival earlier this year is now available for streaming. More
Chamber Orchestra to play free concert at American Tobacco Campus
The Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle will host a free concert at the American Tobacco Campus on Friday, Sept. 20. More
Durham police to host event celebrating National Night Out
The Durham Police Department will host a National Night Out celebration on Tuesday, Oct. 1. More
TROSA Turkey Trot offers cash prizes
Registration is now open for TROSA's Turkey Trot, a 5K race on Thanksgiving Day that is now in its fourth year. More