Durham City Council Passes Resolution Supporting Tenants’ Rights
After weeks of discussion, the Durham City Council unanimously passed a resolution in support of tenants’ rights this week. The […]
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Durham City Council Passes Resolution Supporting Tenants’ Rights
After weeks of discussion, the Durham City Council unanimously passed a resolution in support of tenants’ rights this week. The
Under Development Pressure, Durham Lost 38% of Its Farmland in 15 Years
In a region once known for its booming tobacco industry, Durham County has lost more than 40,000 acres of farmland
Under Development Pressure, Durham Lost 38% of Its Farmland in 15 Years
In a region once known for its booming tobacco industry, Durham County has lost more than 40,000 acres of farmland
The Girls Vying for Flag Football’s First N.C. Championship
“Sprint, drop, hip swivel,” Coach Brian Nunn shouts at his team, who is lined up on the field behind a
The Festival for the Eno Is Back, But It Looks a Little Different
Hours after the Festival for the Eno wrapped up last July, Tropical Storm Chantal delivered record rainfall, flooding the Eno
Durham Students Improve Test Scores, but Graduation Rate Lags
This story originally published at The 9th Street Journal. Durham Public Schools is making considerable strides in student and school
Duke Students Scrambled to Shield a Garden From Demolition Next Door. Behind the Teardown? Their Own University.
Last Monday, the first day of their orientation week, a group of Duke freshmen showed up for a volunteer shift
Residents Push Durham to Support Tenant Unions
Residents of two downtown affordable housing communities, Willard Street and Ashton Place, are pushing the Durham City Council to take
Civil Rights Groups Appeal No-Contact Order Against Durham Activist
Several civil rights organizations including the ACLU are asking a state appeals court to throw out a no-contact order against