Champ, the Durham Bulls’ Bat Dog
Character Studies is an INDY series about familiar faces around the Triangle—and the stories you may not know about them. Champ’s […]
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What to Do in the Triangle This Week
Here’s a job you probably didn’t know existed: an infidelity expert or “mistress dispeller” who is hired—by the wronged party,
Thinking With the Body at Active Imagination
Before “active imagination” was a general term to describe kids’ capacity for pretend play, it was a specific methodology devised
What to Do in the Triangle This Week
In any city, but especially one that’s transformed as rapidly as Durham has over the past 15 years, IYKYK-type nostalgia
Talking With North Carolina’s New State Archivist
Every year, staff at North Carolina’s State Archives field around “9,000 questions,” according to Kelly Policelli, the state’s new head
Requiem for a Hoop Dream
Would you pick this man for your basketball team? He stands 5 foot 8 and weighs 135 soaking wet. His
What to Do in the Triangle This Week
In the age of the iPhone, what’s the appeal of a photograph without filters, outtakes, or touchups? Perhaps just that—a
What to Do in the Triangle This Week
As someone who eagerly puts on Sufjan Stevens’s doleful Christmas covers, come December 1 (or earlier) every year, a kitschy
December Events in Durham, Raleigh
Enjoy a holiday twist on live music starting Thursday with performances from country rock band River Shook and cosmic country
The Archive Tells the Story
Over the past two years, Pamela George and Richard Ward spent hours in a small apartment off Broad Street sorting