Having watched her Ghanaian mother support the African community in Madison, Wis., Nana Asante-Smith knew what advocacy looked like before she could even spell it.…
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Reports of busing delays are rife at the Durham School of the Arts, as the district’s newly implemented “express stops” system begins. Some students are…
Durham Public Schools is making considerable strides in student and school performance, though graduation rates continue to slip, according to newly released state data on…
Updated with new details about the Sheriff’s Office investigation and charges for an earlier theft at a medical device company A Durham man was arrested…
Like many parents, Durham father Dave Curro, 69, has worried about the future wellbeing of his son, especially because his son has a developmental disability.…
Nearly 2,000 new interactive displays are coming to classrooms in Durham, after the school board approved a slew of facility upgrades and third-party partnerships on…
If you ask people in Durham about the best journalists who cover the city, you’ll hear one name mentioned a lot: Sarah Krueger. The veteran…
Sadie has a new home — for now, at least. The previous one didn’t last. She has neighbors on both sides, separated by cinder-block walls…
Inside a concrete bay at Durham’s Waste Disposal and Recycling Center on East Club Boulevard, a plastic water bottle lands with a dull crack against…
Sometime, somehow, jamming the fleshy side of one’s fists together with outward facing thumbs became a ubiquitous hand gesture in Durham, N.C. Like a peace…