Matt Southern’s new single, “In the Morning of My New Life,” would be at home around a campfire.
Sarah Edwards
Sarah Edwards is culture editor of the INDY, covering cultural institutions and the arts in the Triangle. She joined the staff in 2019 and assumed her current role in 2020.
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After More Than Two Decades on Air, The State of Things Says Goodbye
The beloved WUNC radio program will end next month.
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Ricky Hurtado Becomes the First Latino Democrat Candidate Elected to North Carolina State House
Hurtado unseated GOP Incumbent Stephen Ross—and flipped the district.
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“Fragile Democracy” Is a Galvanizing Look at North Carolina’s Long, Racist History of Voter Suppression
A new UNC Press release is an indispensable manual for figuring out how we got here.
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As Polls Close, More Than 1,000 Voters and Supporters March in Graham
Law enforcement pepper-sprayed voters marching to the polls this weekend.
Posted inArt
See Durham Photographer Kennedi Carter’s Three Stunning Beyoncé Covers for British Vogue
“Manifest big as hell,” the 21-year-old photographer wrote in an Instagram caption about the commission.
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Triangle First: The Vulnerable, Fragmentary Psychedelics of “Turning to Sky”
Jphono1’s video premiere drops ahead of the musician’s new album, out November 13.
Posted in15 Minutes
15 Minutes: Katie Allen, 38
Raleigh resident Katie Allen, a member of the USA Milliners Guild, is participating in the virtual exhibit Solidarity in Style: Celebrating Women’s Suffrage, which can be found online at millinersguild.org.
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A Week in the Life: Here’s What’s Happened Since the INDY Went to Press Last Week
October 21-26, 2020.
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Looking for Socially Distanced Scares This Halloween? Try a Haunted Car Wash.
Morrisville’s The Car Wash Lodge offers good, clean fun.
