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Making Furniture Fun with the Stackable Nugget

By Durham Magazine | February 10, 2017

David Baron and Ryan Cocca have been pursuing a passion for the past four years: the Nugget, a foam couch composed of four pieces that can be stacked and manipulated into any shape one can imagine. What started as a mission to find a replacement for a dorm futon has […]

Mayor Bill Bell Leaves the Political Stage on High Note

By Durham Magazine | February 8, 2017

Who will be the next mayor is unclear (“I’m going to endorse Cora Cole-McFadden,” Mayor Bell says. “And if Steve Schewel runs then I’ll have two friends in the race.”) but he is leaving the stage on a decidedly high note. Durham is doing well by most any metric, so […]

Six Durham Academy Athletes Commit to Colleges, and Other Recent News

By Durham Magazine | January 28, 2017

Here’s what we’ve heard around town. Send us your news, from births to awards, new biz and more, to noted@legacy.durhammag.com. Business Briefs San Jose-based software company Nutanix opened its largest east coast office in the Chesterfield Building, located on West Main Street. American Assembly for Men in Nursing approved a […]

Talking Toffee with Rebecca Burnett

By Morgan Weston | January 27, 2017

Rebecca Burnett has always loved being in the kitchen, but it wasn’t until about nine or 10 years ago that she began making toffee. “A best friend had a funny habit of sending me amazing recipes that she didn’t have time to try personally,” she says. Of the ones she […]

5 Reasons to Visit the New JB Duke Hotel

By Amanda MacLaren | January 25, 2017

The sleek, modern JB Duke Hotel opened its doors to the public in the middle of the first snow of the year, and welcomed guests to an elegant open house to explore its rooms and meeting spaces just a few weeks later. As we were greeted with a glass of […]

Discover Your Dog’s Unique Genius

By Durham Magazine | January 2, 2017

Startups begin with the big idea – “Let’s allow everyone to put up their videos – cats and all – and call it YouTube”; “Let’s get everybody communicating in 140 characters or less”; “What if everyone had every question on every subject answered through a search engine?” – but no […]

Our Local Holiday Gift Guide

By Sponsored Content | November 29, 2016

Mynt Boutique A colorful and vibrant plaid scarf paired with a rich velvet blazer creates a bright and elegant look you can wear to any holiday event. (Blazer and scarf may be purchased individually.) $428 (Joie black velvet blazer) $145 (Wool plaid scarf) Rockwood Shopping Center, 2501 University Dr., Ste […]

Support Local Biz During Shop Independent Durham Week

By Amanda MacLaren | November 21, 2016

Find the perfect gift for everyone on your list during the seventh annual holiday Shop Independent Durham Week. It all starts on Small Business Saturday (November 26) and runs until Sunday, December 4, with discounts, promotions and special events at more than 45 member businesses of Sustain-a-Bull, Durham’s nonprofit independent business […]

A Few of the Coolest Companies to Work for in Durham

By Durham Magazine | November 19, 2016

DUKE INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP INITIATIVE (DUKE I&E) FOUNDED 2013 • VICE PROVOST ERIC TOONE, DIRECTOR • NO. OF EMPLOYEES: 25 • 15,000 SQ. FT. • 215 MORRIS ST., STE. 300 • ARCHITECT: PHILLIPS ARCHITECTURE (RALEIGH) WHAT WE DO Known as the Bullpen, this space is the hub for all innovation […]

Try a New Taste of North Carolina Every Month Without Leaving Home

By Julia Baker | October 27, 2016

Local-made ingredients add a distinguishing flair to any meal. Pantries stocked with bottles and boxes accrued from small artisan food shops are revered for their beauty and variety of flavor. Yet high-quality items crafted by small-batch makers are often sold only in stores. Maintaining a comprehensive selection of artisan food […]

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