New Durham High School Provides Work-Study Experience
Cristo Rey Research Triangle High School welcomed its inaugural freshman class this fall to American Tobacco Campus.
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October/November 2021
The ultimate downtown date ideas, spotlights on exceptional students and educators, the latest development news and more
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Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth With These Durham Dessert Businesses
Three Durham dessert dudes are pushing boundaries and garnering praise with their tasty, innovative takes on everything from pound cake to soft serve
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Restaurants Share Updates Amid Changing COVID-19 Policies
Restaurants are on pace to return to pre-pandemic levels of business, but as COVID-19 challenges shift, they all face similar issues.
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September 2021: The 12th Annual Food & Drink Issue
Our annual Food & Drink Issue highlights Durham’s spiciest eats, the owners behind Rofhiwa Book Cafe, an evening at Grass Grazed farm and more.
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What to Expect as Local Venues Welcome Back Crowds
Stage curtains rise again at DPAC, The Carolina Theatre, Motorco Music Hall and others for the return of live performances.
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August 2021: Arts and Wellness Issue
Our arts and wellness issue features an award-winning women’s fishing team, ADF’s return performances, a Paralympian breaking national records and more.
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Announcements by Big Tech Companies Could Accelerate Growth in Durham Real Estate
A look at how big tech companies’ move to the area will affect Durham as talent draws outside money here and logjam in residential real estate continues.
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How Small Businesses Begin to Recover From Pandemic Shutdowns
The easing of restrictions spurred hopes for businesses to recover in hard-hit industries like restaurants, retail and the arts.
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‘I Can Still Do a Split’: Local Senior Games Keeps Older Adults Active
Older adults competed in Durham County Senior Games and SilverArts for the chance to advance to the state and national games.
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