Column: Chasing Lloyd — Durham’s most elusive mayoral candidate
I can't find Lloyd Phillips. Anywhere.
Durham County Residents Cite Explosions, Environmental Risks from New Housing Developments
Southeast Durham residents experience property damage, loss of privacy, and environmental threats as rapid housing developments reshape rural Durham County.
Madness at The Tavern: Duke Fans Bring the Heat in Sweet 16 Victory Over Arizona
By Anna Riddle, Lucy Carswell, and Gage Austin DURHAM, N.C. — March in North Carolina means one thing: basketball. And on March 28, in the heart of Durham, the faithful gathered—not at Cameron Indoor—but at The Tavern, a beloved local sports bar that became ground zero for Duke's Sweet 16 showdown against Arizona.
Scenes from Durham’s ‘Hands Off’ Protest
Hundreds of protesters gathered at Durham’s Bull Plaza on Saturday, April 5, 2025, to oppose recent actions by the Trump administration.
Photo Essay: Saltbox Seafood Receives James Beard Award Nomination
As a young man, Ricky Moore grew up immersed in crabbing, fishing and shrimping culture. He points to seafood as an early source of joy and human connection.“My earliest memory is going fishing with my grandmother with a bamboo pole with a line at the end. That's the earliest sort of reference or expression
Duke Dominates UNC in Season Finale, Eyes Postseason Glory
By: Anna Riddle, Lucy Carswell, Gage Austin CHAPEL HILL, N.C.-In the latest chapter of one of college basketball’s most storied rivalries, Duke stormed into Chapel Hill on March 8, 2025, and walked away with an emphatic 82-69 victory over North Carolina. With this win, the Blue Devils secured the outright ACC regular-season title and sent
Duke Students’ Rivalry V. UNC: A Tradition of Tenting, Pride, and Unmatched Excitement
By: Anna Riddle, Lucy Carswell and Gage Austin For Duke students, game day is not just a time to watch basketball; it is an experience that begins months in advance. In what can only be described as a display of extreme commitment, Duke students participate in the famed "tenting" tradition. Each year, starting in the
Changes to the NC Constitution, impacting immigrant voters
On election day, North Carolina residents voted on the citizens-only ballot referendum, with 77.6% voting for and 22.4% voting against, according to NBC. The only counties that voted against the Amendment were Orange and Durham counties.
‘Give them their Flowers’: Pride parade uplifts Durham’s queer community
The LGBTQ Center of Durham hosted its annual Pride: Durham, N.C. celebration on Sept. 28 and 29 following the event's last-minute cancellation in 2023.
