Dana Lange

Dana, a beloved member of the Durham Magazine team since our launch and the past board chair of the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, highlights her fellow Durhamites making a difference by giving back.

Episode 35: Parker & Otis and Chet Miller’s Jennings Brody

Downtown retailer Jennings Brody shares a bit of her history starting the beloved restaurant and gift store Parker & Otis, and previews her new baby and children’s clothing store, Tiny, opening next to her Parrish Street housewares and gift store, Chet Miller.

Breast Cancer Survivor Provides Hands-On Healing for Cornucopia Patients

Glenna Maynus had never heard of Cornucopia Cancer Support Center – founded in 1995 – when she had breast cancer 10 years ago. It was not until later when she answered a call put out on her Northgate Park listserv to help drive a neighbor with cancer to the hospital that she learned about it. On the way home from …

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Time to Shine

“You’re never fully dressed without a shine,” is the tune of Nick Nichols, who can be found at Classic Bootblack, his shoeshine stand between Saladelia and the American Tobacco Barber Shop in the Crowe Building of the American Tobacco Campus. “Shoe shining is a necessity, like cleaning your clothes,” Nick tells me as a customer …

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Me Fine Foundation Supports Families with Kids in Local Hospitals

[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text] While selling ads on ESPN Radio by day and volunteering at many nonprofits – from Ronald McDonald House and being a Big Brother – during his spare time, Joey Powell realized something was missing. “I needed to do something more meaningful in my life.” He started small. “I had access to a lot …

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