All 2,000 households in the Watts-Hospital Hillandale and Old West Durham neighborhoods just received a special delivery: the spring edition of Parade. From the front-page…
Posts tagged as “The 9th Street Journal”
Story by Bridget Mills; video by Torrey Lin Weiner On Ninth Street, where storefronts have come and gone, Vaguely Reminiscent has long felt like something…
To Yuko Nogami Taylor, 10 is the ideal number: not too many artists struggling for attention, and not too few paying the bills. As a…
The State Board of Elections approved new rules on Thursday aimed at removing “potential noncitizens” from voter rolls by using a federal database. The 3-2…
Durham school administrators’ proposal to demolish three elementary schools and reassign those students has families and community members worried. “It’s really a bitter pill to…
After 16 years on the Durham school board, Natalie Beyer, who did not seek reelection this March, will step down in July. In a conversation…
Durham’s newest arthouse theater owes its name to a skeleton. Film editor Jim Haverkamp and photographer Alex Maness have been friends for 29 years, collaborators…
A Durham-based family of four has been deported to Honduras after being detained by federal immigration officials. The family includes parents Nelson Ramon Espinoza Sierra…
Durham Public Schools will implement “express stops” for some 770 students enrolled in Durham School of the Arts and the Brogden Middle School dual-language program…
It is, among a long list of other things, a terrible time to be traveling in the United States. Gas prices are sky-high, the airports…