Durham’s Influencers Leave Their Mark on the Bull City
Meet key changemakers shaping Durham’s future, as told by those who know them well
Durham’s Influencers Leave Their Mark on the Bull City Read More »
Meet key changemakers shaping Durham’s future, as told by those who know them well
Durham’s Influencers Leave Their Mark on the Bull City Read More »
Durham Academy girls golf team players discuss interpersonal dynamics, mental strategies and what keeps them motivated this season
Durham Academy’s Girls Golf Team Defends Its NCISAA Championship Title This Season Read More »
These homeowners turned to a familiar design team to complete their dream house in the woods near Duke Forest
After ‘Love It or List It,’ This Family Found Their Forever Home Near Duke Forest Read More »
A spotlight on three robotics clubs that thrive on learning new skills and team-building
Local Robotics Clubs Prove Their Mettle by Earning Medals Read More »
A program that started in a little yellow house 40 years ago is now the go-to resource for Triangle families whose children struggle academically. When it opened in 1977, The Hill Center was a facet of Durham Academy (DA). In 1980, the center was dedicated to founder George Watts Hill and changed its name from
The Hill Center Helps Students With Learning Differences Excel Read More »
Sally and Mike Morgan decided to make a clean break from most of their old furniture when they moved from Ohio just two years ago and start anew with a contemporary touch in their bright, 3,000-square-foot, 4-bedroom, 3-bath Duke Forest home. With the help of local shops and services, the family created a comfortable oasis:
Contemporary and Comfortable Oasis in Duke Forest Read More »
Rebecca “Becky” Simmons fell in love with Durham when she arrived in 1996 to attend Duke, where she also earned her master’s degree. Younger sisters Rachael Price and Kate Senner were equally captivated and soon joined her. Wanting to launch a business that maximized their strengths, they opened Tre Bella Florist in 2005. While Kate
Tre Bella Sisters Offer Brides & Shoppers Caring Customer Service Read More »
The sport of Ultimate Frisbee – not to be confused with disc golf or the games you play with your dog – has had an organized presence in our area for two decades thanks to the efforts of Triangle Ultimate, a nonprofit based at The Frontier in RTP that promotes the sport with a mission
Triangle Ultimate Celebrates 20 Years Throwing the Disc Read More »
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 new chapter at Durham Technical
Six Durham Academy Athletes Commit to Colleges, and Other Recent News Read More »
Irene Pappas and Ben Rudnick have crossed paths all their lives; the two were born – by chance – in the same Boston hospital, and after their families moved to Durham (at different times), both graduated from Durham Academy. But it wasn’t until they had each moved to New York City on their own that
Hometown Couple Celebrates Big, Beautiful Greek Wedding Read More »