At Durham Public Schools’ inaugural State of the District address, Superintendent Anthony Lewis hailed the district’s achievements and urged attendees to support the mission of…
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Today marked the beginning of the trial for Miguel Salguero-Olivares, the man accused of murdering Faith Hedgepeth. Hedgepeth, a junior at UNC at the time,…
It was a little before 11 p.m. on a Wednesday, and a group of friends stood under dim lights and magenta walls at Ashleigh Bakes…
Faith Hedgepeth was murdered 14 years ago. The mystery attracted local and eventually national attention after police found the UNC junior from Hollister, N.C., dead…
It has been 14 years since the body of University of North Carolina student Faith Hedgepeth was discovered in her apartment, four miles from the…
In the parking lot of the Lakewood Shopping Center on Chapel Hill Road, you expect the smells of cars idling and food cooking at nearby…
In a hearing Monday ahead of the trial for Faith Hedgepeth’s accused killer, a Durham County judge decided the defense cannot implicate Karena Rosario, Hedgepeth’s…
Built in 1929, the stately brick building at 1001 North Street near downtown Durham has served many purposes. From offices to a residential community for…
For Daniel Austin, being vegan defines his life. So does being a decorated powerlifter. And, to him, those things go hand in hand. Austin, 43,…
The main branch of the Durham County Library has almost everything you could want in a library: there is a video game room, an auditorium,…