Business
Goodbye, water cooler chat. See ya, midday conference room meetings. Really, forget any preconceived notions you had of what the word “office” means. The COVID-19 pandemic – for better or for worse – forced businesses to adjust their operations, including, well, where they do them. Or if they need a […]
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By Marie Muir Illustration by Jillian Ohl Born and raised in Morehead City, North Carolina, Tracey found a home in Durham in 2004. She and her husband, Zack Hawkins, NC House Representative for District 31, their three sons – Zachari, 17, James Preston, 5, and Adam, 3 – and their 11-year-old golden retriever, Sophie, […]
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When Durhamites were told to stay at home, small businesses that relied on face-to-face contact had to pivot and find a way forward
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When times get tough, people look to the top for guidance. These companies help evolve the skills that businesses need to succeed.
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Don Ricardo Massenburg of Design Inkredible, takes style and interior design to new heights with a focus on finding just the right mix
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Some Durham businesses are reopening as regulations shift during Phase 2. Here’s a list of reopened businesses and their policies for customers
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Local residential and commercial real estate brokers share the many changes and challenges to their businesses since the pandemic began.
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Learn more about NextPlay, a student-athlete career development startup based in Durham and developed by Duke alumnus Kyle Mumma.
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Due to COVID-19, offices have closed, leaving many unemployed or working from home. We asked Dr. Patrick Jeffs how to succesfully work from home.
Read MoreIt is with a deep sense of pride in our community, love of our neighbors, amazement of our people that we publish. Our mission has always been to help our neighbors and visitors live their best lives here. I’ve felt every emotion over these past weeks that a person can […]
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