Federal Agency Deletes Website Page On Durham’s Pauli Murray
On a now-defunct National Park Service (NPS) website page, prominent references to Pauli Murray’s relationship with gender and sexuality carry […]
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With Growing Expenses, Durham Officials Are Looking for Ways to Keep Buses Free
Durham city council is in the heart of budget season. With two meetings under their belt, members of council are
Durham’s Revamped Wheels Roller Skating Rink is a Blast from the Past
At the grand reopening of Wheels, Durham’s iconic roller skating rink, last week, I’m waiting outside for the slate of
Durham Public Schools Says All Bus Routes Are Being Covered
Perhaps the best way to get a snapshot of the current severity of the ongoing Durham Public Schools transportation crisis
Participatory Budgeting Engages Durham Residents in Local Government
Participatory Budgeting is back for its fourth cycle in Durham, allowing residents the opportunity to allot $2.4 million in city
Duke Went Carbon Neutral in 2024. What’s Next for Its Climate Commitment?
Last year we reported on the state of Duke University’s 2022 climate commitment with the verdict that, if given the
A Pride arch, a Protest, and The Mayor Who Survived It All
This story originally published online at the 9th Street Journal. As about 80 people settled into their seats in the airy
Speaking with an Israeli and a Palestinian Working Together to Aid Gaza
The timing was coincidental. When Tom Kellner and Seba AbuDaqa logged into their first virtual Israel-Palestine dialogue session in October
Big Takeaways from the Durham Mayor’s State of the City Address
For the second year in a row, mayor Leonardo Williams invited the public to the Carolina Theatre for his State
Anjanée Bell Is Considering a Run for Her Father’s Former Mayoral Seat
A respected name in Durham politics is returning with a new face. Anjanée Bell, daughter of longtime Durham political titan