Kids & Family
There are plenty of ways for kids to volunteer this year, whether you’re looking for an adventure in the outdoors or a cozy afternoon inside.
Read MoreLocal organizations are raising funds to improve digital equity for students and mitigate the restrictions caused by COVID-19
Read MoreDurham-based Dr. Julia W. Burns has worked as an adult, child and adolescent psychiatrist healing child neglect for more than 30 years
Read MoreLocal teachers share their advice for parents and students on how to succeed during virtual learning
Read MoreWith camps and sports canceled and school shifting online, here are some fun alternative programs to keep children active, engaged and social
Read MoreI was in Target the other day for the first time since February. As I rounded the corner at the back of the store, the bright yellow back-to-school section took me by surprise. There were the standard vats of glue sticks and highlighters and an entire aisle of backpacks. But […]
Read MoreRegister today for WellFest 2020 – a virtual weekend focused on mental and physical wellness. In the early days of the coronavirus shutdown, we witnessed a spike in wellness motivation. But what happened to those people who were sharing their Sunday meal preps or latest yoga pose achievement on social […]
Read MoreBy 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, […]
Read MoreCara Ragusa is the director of communications for Immaculata Catholic School in Durham, which has 535 students from pre-K to eighth grade.
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