Out & About
Glenna Maynus had never heard of Cornucopia Cancer Support Center – founded in 1995 – when she had breast cancer 10 years ago. It was not until later when she answered a call put out on her Northgate Park listserv to help drive a neighbor with cancer to the hospital that she learned about it. […]
If you’re eagerly anticipating Google Fiber’s move into our city, you’re probably anxious for more information. Currently, best estimates for the first neighborhoods to go live are around mid-2017, though Google won’t confirm that. A lot of residents in south and southeast Durham are noticing a decided uptick in construction activity, but there’s still […]
Atomic Resolution – Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10am-5pm – Check out the Museum of Life and Science‘s atom exhibit! With help from an electron microscope, you can see everyday items at their atomic level. Local Color – Raising funds for nonprofit Arts for Life, which enriches the lives of patients with serious illnesses and disabilities […]
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 I.T.S. Baseball (owners Chas and Megan Pippitt, pictured below) will relocate from Hillsborough to 4502 Bennett Memorial Road, where Bull City Gymnastics is currently located, in late 2017. […]
The seventh annual Urbaniak-Sanders Fashion Show and Luncheon benefiting the Center for Child & Family Health (CCFH) took place at the Washington Duke Inn. Guests browsed silent auction items prior to the lunch and fashion show, which highlighted pieces from Smitten Boutique, Dana LeBlanc Designs and Sassie Rocks. Ten percent […]
Smashing Boxes Smashing Boxes’ Director of Growth Margaret McNab, Director of Project Management Carolyn Barry and Managing Director of the company’s New Orleans location Val McKay meet in the conference room, a repurposed storage container painted “Smashing Pink” in the midst of the company’s open floor plan. Developer Lindsey Miller shares […]
“Harvest” – through November 18 – Visit Pleiades Gallery to catch its newest exhibition of contemporary local art, a collection by mixed-media artist Gray Griffin. Admission is free, and Pleiades is open Thursday-Sunday. Buy a Bag Sale – Thursday, 4-7pm – Stuff a bag with as many articles of clothing […]
For more than two decades, Cole Park Veterinary Hospital has been taking care of our community’s furry family members. Read on to learn more about their talented veterinarians, and remember to wish them a happy 23rd anniversary this month! “It is with a deep sense of gratitude to the community that has relied […]
The Durham Arts Council presented the 42nd annual CenterFest Arts Festival downtown, showcasing artists and performers from across North Carolina and beyond. This year, the event featured its largest artist and entertainment line-up in its history, with 147 artists from 17 different states and 74 performing arts groups showcasing their […]
“You’re never fully dressed without a shine,” is the tune of Nick Nichols, who can be found at Classic Bootblack, his shoeshine stand between Saladelia and the American Tobacco Barber Shop in the Crowe Building of the American Tobacco Campus. “Shoe shining is a necessity, like cleaning your clothes,” Nick […]
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