3 Local Design Pros Share Their Personal Projects
These local designers took on personal home projects they’ve been eyeing for years and renovated their spaces to reflect how they live today
Three Homes That Will Inspire Your Next Kitchen Renovation
Three families in Durham, NC, found kitchen renovations to be a major benefit to their life
Farm Church Cultivates Both Food and Fellowship
This local congregation is rooted in faith, holding its Sunday worship in a community garden
What We Love About Living in Tuscaloosa-Lakewood
History repeats itself as this vibrant neighborhood – once billed as the Coney Island of the South – sees new businesses, cultural attractions and neighbors moving in
Bull City Blacksmith Makes Meaningful Metalworks
Hunter Meadows moved to Chapel Hill in 1987 to attend UNC and graduated with a bachelor of fine arts in sculpture. He started sculpting and working with metal in 1990, and began blacksmithing in ‘93 and working with precious metals as a goldsmith in ‘96, the same year he attended the Penland School of Crafts. …
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Our Conversation with Katie Basden, Former Finalist on ‘The Voice’
Born and raised in Durham – she attended Eno Valley Elementary School, Brogden Middle School and graduated from Riverside High School – Katie Basden started her solo career at age 15 before moving to Nashville at 18. In 2016, Katie placed as a Top 20 finalist on NBC’s “The Voice,” working with coach Blake Shelton …
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District Court Judge’s Mission to Help Youth, Families, Mentally Ill
Born in Decatur, Illinois, Marcia moved to Durham in 1989. Her pre-Durham life included representing the United States at the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal as a swimmer and spending three years as the NCAA’s first female investigator. She spent her first 18 years here as an elected county judge. When she isn’t in court, …
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‘The Durham Stage is My Favorite Place to Be’
The Port Jefferson, New York, native has slowly worked her way down the East Coast, living in Maryland before attending Bryn Mawr College near Philadelphia, and then most recently living in Washington, D.C., before moving to Durham in 2014. When she’s not on stage, Lauren Faber can be found auditing classes and working as a …
We’re Looking for Summer 2017 Editorial Interns
Durham Magazine and Chapel Hill Magazine are looking for a few editorial interns based out of either our Chapel Hill office or Durham office. (If you’re interested in a graphic design internship in our Chapel Hill office this summer, email kevinb@legacy.durhammag.com) Our interns will get great experience and insight into the editorial process. Interns work on assignments for both Chapel Hill Magazine and Durham Magazine (and …
Farewell, Mayor Bell
During Mayor Bill Bell’s final State of the City address, held at Bay 7 at American Tobacco Campus, Durham’s mayor of 16 years shared his thoughts on the city’s past, present and future. Gerald Owens of WRAL prompted the mayor in an interview during a lunch catered by the Angus Barn. Greater Durham Chamber of …