Ellerbe Creek Watershed Association Dissolves Amid Turnover
The future of the Ellerbe Creek Watershed Association—and the nearly 500 acres of protected lands it owns and manages—is up […]
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Durham Residents Arrested At D.C. Moral Monday Protest
When police officers approached Suvya Carroll in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda last Monday, her eyes were closed and her hands
Kathryn Pollak Is Organizing Against Trump in the Streets and Online
Are “regular people” increasingly drawn to activism under the Trump administration? Durham resident Kathryn Pollak thinks so. After all, she’s
Durham City Council Will Enforce Speaker Time Limits
On Monday, the City of Durham voted to adopt revised rules of procedure to govern conduct in city hall, stirring
How Would DPS Adjust If It Doesn’t Get Its Full Budget Request?
The Durham County Board of Commissioners is on track for a final vote Monday on its $1 billion 2025-26 budget.
A Durham Bike Lane Explainer
I’ve been a full-time bike commuter since 2014 when I sold the only car I’ve ever owned, a beat-up 1995
Durham school board approves modified meet and confer policy
In a 4-3 vote after an hours-long discussion last week, Durham Public Schools’ Board of Education approved a historic meet
Will the County Budget Proposal Bring DAE and DPS Administration Together?
There’s a beautiful moment in 2021’s blockbuster smackdown Godzilla vs. Kong when the two monsters, after trading near-fatal blows for
A Look at the Proposed Durham City Budget
Durham city manager Bo Ferguson shared his budget proposal for the 2025-26 fiscal year at Monday’s city council meeting. The
After a Journey Around the Moon, a Tree Takes Root in Durham
This story originally published online in The 9th Street Journal. On Tuesday, March 18, Ryan Sailstad, recreation and operations supervisor for