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Does local activism make a difference? Kathryn Pollak, who organizes weekly protests and pens the Engaged Durhamites for ...

June in Bloom, a Hillsborough "Moth Crawl," a Raleigh Little Theatre production of "The Color Purple," and more events we ...

Time limits for public comment haven’t changed, but the vote drew criticism from residents accustomed to seemingly unlimited ...

Neetzan Zimmerman and Yulia Shamis will soon open The Newsagent’s, a cultural hub that’s part bookshop, part coffee shop, ...

A budget exercise shows what Durham Public Schools leaders may do if the county’s final budget doesn’t include the full ...

The Durham record label keeps an open line with fans at its Holland Street pop-up—record store, retail shop, and creative ...

Deeply rooted in environmentalism, Paperhand Puppets has made a name for itself around the state and across the country.

As a bike commuter, I set out to understand Durham’s bike lane rules, how they get built, and how they improve safety for ...

Church World Service (CWS) and World Relief are two of 10 nationwide organizations that hold a federal contract to support ...

Two North Carolina teens have become international Pokémon stars. As a fledgling Poképarent, I traveled to Atlanta to learn ...

Imbibe (my chosen moniker, for the purposes of this story) sits below Zog’s, a quirky pool bar popular with UNC students.