Do you know about Blo-Out Bella near Southpoint (very close to Ruth’s Chris)? It’s only been open about a month! VP of Content Andrea Griffith Cash can vouch for the service and the results!PopUp Chorus knocked The Eagles‘ “Take It Easy” and two Springsteen hits out of the park on Friday night. Next up: People’s […]
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The first time David Chapman saw his future wife, Christy, he was a 15-year-old high school student stopping by the local coffee shop before class. She was the beautiful 21-year-old barista: utterly out of reach. “You know how in religious paintings from the Renaissance, there’s sometimes a halo of light around someone’s head? That’s what happened
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Vice President of Content Andrea Griffith Cash talks music with Lauren Hodge of Chapel Hill’s Community Chorus Project and Durham’s PopUp Chorus (Next PopUp event: Friday, Feb. 26 at Motorco Music Hall, featuring The Eagles and Springsteen!). Andrea also raves about the new Silverspot Cinema at University Place and lets listeners know about a producer
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The Lion King – Thursday, 7:30, Friday, 8pm, Saturday, 2pm and 8pm, and Sunday, 1pm and 6:30pm – Watch as the Serengeti comes to life on stage along with your favorite Disney characters – Simba, Timon, Pumbaa and more – when the six-time Tony Award-winning musical makes its triumphant return to the Durham Performing Arts Center for
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Afternoon meetings – always more enjoyable when you agree to grab coffee at The Durham Hotel! Behold, one of the most famous desserts in Durham … the coconut cake at Thai Cafe. If it’s a beautiful day out, you’re sure to find VP of Content Andrea Griffith Cash on the American Tobacco Trail. Warmer temps
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Community members gathered at 21c Museum Hotel for Rise and Shine, a benefit breakfast for Arts For Life at Duke Children’s Hospital – a nonprofit that supports hospitalized children and their families through visual art, music and creative writing education. Guests mingled, sipped coffee and indulged in a breakfast of eggs, bacon and pancakes while enjoying
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Successful retailer Jennings Brody had no plans to open another store. Her Peabody Place mainstay Parker & Otis is a bustling hub for both food and retail seven days a week, and as mom to daughter Miller, 4, she’s always busy. But then she stepped into an empty storefront on Parrish Street with hardwood floors
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Vice President of Content Andrea Griffith Cash catches up with Durham Mayor Bill Bell about what he hopes to accomplish in his final months in office and how he thinks the presidential election will shake out; introduces listeners to the local illustrator who has teamed up with Bob Dylan on a children’s book; and shares
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Most Durhamites know of Chris Rosati by now. He’s the handsome, 44-year-old guy with a beautiful wife and two daughters who was diagnosed with ALS in 2010. Searching for something happy to focus on, he hatched a crazy plan to steal a Krispy Kreme truck and give out donuts – just to make people smile. No
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“Be connected, be always learning, be fully aware and be present.” –Joi Ito I intended to write throughout much of 2015 how the physical and emotional changes of pregnancy impacted my yoga practice. Those journal entries and that reflection never happened – and my son is now 8 months old! The truth is I never
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