Durham Residents Protest U.S. Capture Of Venezuelan President
In Durham, around 120 people gathered in the cold afternoon for a pop-up vigil to protest U.S. intervention in Venezuela.
All-star ‘line’-up: Durham boasts impressive group of linemen in their 2026 high school football recruiting class, sending three ranked players to play Division 1 GalleryAll-star ‘line’-up: Durham boasts impressive group of linemen in their 2026 high school football recruiting class, sending three ranked players to play Division 1
All-star ‘line’-up: Durham boasts impressive group of linemen in their 2026 high school football recruiting class, sending three ranked players to play Division 1
The class is full of talented recruits who are taking their talents to the next level in the fall of 2026, but these three ranked players stand out above the rest — if you see them in person, quite literally.
Religious communities organize in support of immigrants following ICE raids
As Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity sparks fear throughout the Triangle, several Durham religious organizations seek to provide support for their impacted neighbors.
Review: The Boulder Garden is a (humbling) rock climbing oasis
The Boulder Garden offers climbers a scenic workout, and hangout, spot in downtown Durham — regardless of your climbing performance.
Ranking the top 3 college basketball players from Durham since 2005
Durham has produced some top level high school basketball players over the last couple decades. See who cracks the list as the best of the best at translating their game to the collegiate level.
Girls flag football state championship held in Durham as NCHSAA moves towards sanctioning sport
In a press conference after its meeting on Dec. 2, the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) indicated that the governing board might meet as early as February to discuss sanctioning flag football.
‘There’s no escape…It was suffocating’: Experiences of a DACA-protected immigrant living in Charlotte during week of ‘Operation Charlotte’s Web’
“And it gets to the point where it’s like, ‘When will I be enough? When will my family be enough? How do we break this cycle, if the system is rigged against us? What do we do now, when our whole life is here and we forgot what our home country is like?’” Ivanna Gonzalez McNinch said.
A Homecoming in Color: Eric Kelly III Returns to NCCU With a Lifetime on the Canvas
Hosted at the North Carolina Central University Art Museum, “Human Landscapes: the Mystery of the Mark” is a compact exhibit of over 50 paintings that greets visitors with intense colors and bold lines. The show opened on Oct. 20 and will run until Jan. 4, 2026.
What Durham’s Fourth Amendment Workplace Status Means for Residents
Amid recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity in the area, The Durham Voice seeks to provide information on Durham’s ‘Fourth Amendment Workplace’ distinction. The Voice has reviewed relevant information and resources related to the issue, compiled in this article.
Durham-to-Roxboro Rail Trail continues progress, publishes final planning study
Progress continues on the plan for a rail-trail project that would convert more than 18 miles of inactive Durham County rail corridor into a multiuse trail. Combined with a joint project to the north in Person County, it would create the 26.2-mile Durham-to-Roxboro Rail Trail. The project's 372-page final planning study was published on their website in early November.
