D.L. Anderson

As the 45-foot, metallic-gray bus heads northwest on Interstate 76 through Pennsylvania, no one is lying or telling the truth. Sitting on a brown leather couch in the bus’ back lounge, the older of the two Avett brothers, Scott, confesses he’s holding something back. For all his honesty, working-class background and cackling laughs, he’s not […]

Inspired by the Olympic spirit, the Indy photographed 11 athletes from five of the Triangle’s professional sports teams and one ballet company. We skipped the wreaths of olive branches and instead imagined these hardworking athletes at their leisure. Armed with classic summertime garden games such as croquet and badmintonwhich, by the way, is an Olympic […]

The municipal broadband movement fills the big gap between the Internet speeds Americans need and those they’re getting from a profit-driven telecommunications industry. The small city of Wilson, N.C., is on the cutting edge of that movement. It is among the newest of 44 publicly owned fiber networks serving more than 60 communities across the […]