Regular fall culture staples move online.
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.
Raleigh Mayor Sets Citywide Weekend Curfew Ahead of Jacob Blake Protests
The decision came alongside Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman’s choice not to press charges against the officer that shot and killed Keith Dutree Collins.
Saltbox Seafood Joint Is a Recipient of Discover’s #EatItForward Award.
The $25,000 award is part of a campaign recognizing Black-owned restaurants.
As the Last CARES Act Protection Expires, Durham Fights for Tenant Rights
“Rick Soles, which side are you on?” an organizer chanted at a Bull City Tenants United rally on Monday morning.
Morgan Imports Will Close after 51 Years
The iconic gifts and home furnishings store announced the closure in a Facebook post on Friday.
Watch Sylvan Esso Perform “Ferris Wheel” on “Full Frontal with Samantha Bee”
Amelia Meath performs the duo’s latest song from the back of a moving truck, with impressive balance.
Governor Cooper Announces Fund to Expand Internet Access in 11 Rural Counties
As many children begin the school year remotely, $12 million in funding will expand broadband access across the state.
Lydia Loveless Teases a New Album with the Gutsy Video for “Wringer”
Loveless’s new album, “Daughter,” will be out September 25 on her own label.
15 Minutes: Monroe Clayton, Student & Founder of My Vote Matters Merchandising
“I want to make this look stylish, and I want to get to people that don’t normally like politics or go out of their way to vote.”
After a Week of COVID-19 Outbreaks, UNC-Chapel Hill Is Moving to Remote Classes
The announcement came late Monday afternoon, about an hour before a 5 p.m. tuition deadline.

