A year and a half after initial soil contamination reports, Durham city officials are still unsure when five parks will reopen. The five parks — Walltown,…
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“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…
When Tropical Storm Chantal hit Durham on July 6, 77-year-old Fred Foster lost nearly everything. His military uniforms? Washed down the Eno River. His dream…
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 the Durham School of the Arts moves to a new location by 2027, a 17-acre plot of land including several buildings and spanning three…
The Durham board of education took a public stand on behalf of immigrant students and their families Thursday, affirming the district’s commitment to all students’…
In the parking lot of the Hilton Raleigh North Hills on Thursday morning, I spotted a white Nissan Altima and a silver Chevrolet Equinox, a…
As the first federal immigration agents arrived in Durham to begin an enforcement effort, elected officials joined community and religious leaders to declare that the…
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…