No End in Sight for Park Closures across Eastern Durham
Five children’s parks in historically Black neighborhoods across Durham remain indefinitely closed due to lead contamination discovered in 2023.
Five children’s parks in historically Black neighborhoods across Durham remain indefinitely closed due to lead contamination discovered in 2023.
Phonte Coleman, known professionally as Phonte, reflected on the music, people and places that shaped him during SpeakerBox at the Hayti Heritage Center on Sept. 18. Phonte, a rapper, singer and member of the hip-hop group Little Brother, appeared as part of SpeakerBox, a series where artists discuss the songs and stories that have influenced
Homecoming week began this weekend and will continue through Saturday, Oct. 10 for the 1 p.m. game against William & Mary.
Durham's diverse music culture came to life in Page Auditorium on Sept. 17, as shirlette ammons and 9 other Durham-based artists gathered to celebrate 10 years of ammons' album, "Language Barrier."
The CenterFest festival is relied on by local artists and creates a space where community members can gather to catch up with old friends.
Longtime fans of the Durham Bulls reflect on the heart, soul and history of baseball in the city.
The proposed Durham Freeway Reimagining project has brought back memories of urban renewal, and community leaders and members are grappling with what that means.
Bull City Music School in Durham is redefining music education through accessible, individualized instruction and a culturally inclusive curriculum. Founded by Jeanetta Powell in 2017, the school serves students of all ages, including neurodiverse learners. Parents say the program has helped children build confidence, communication, and motor skills while fostering a strong sense of community.
Each year, the Bull City All-Star Game: Cullen Classic for Cancer, brings North Carolina’s top high school lacrosse players to Koskinen Stadium, where the event highlights the sport’s growth while honoring the legacy of Tony Cullen.
The sixth annual Mystic Highland Games brought Scottish heritage, athletic tradition and community gathering to Mystic Farm and Distillery in Durham. Across the property, visitors watched caber tosses and weight throws, listened to bagpipes, sampled Scottish food and moved between clan tents filled with tartans, family histories and conversation. The event blended competition with connection, giving attendees a chance to step into the sights, sounds and stories of Highland culture for the day.