Both the Savory and Sweet Make an Appearance at Cary’s Annual Pimento Cheese Festival
At the April 11 downtown Cary event, the Southern staple is featured in scones, sandwiches, mac ‘n cheese, and milkshakes.
N.C. Supreme Court Reverses 2022 Ruling on Leandro School Funding Plan
Leandro v. North Carolina began in 1994, when five low-wealth counties sued the state over what they contended was inadequate funding.
“Not A Risk We Can Take”: Some Senate Dems Don’t Want Garson in Their Caucus
North Carolina senators and Democratic officials are speaking out against Jonah Garson, a top candidate for a General Assembly appointment that will be decided this weekend.
Incoming! Tokyo Subways, London Artists, and Durham Festivals
Psychological puzzler “Exit 8,” Steven Soderbergh’s “The Christophers,” and more new films coming to theaters around the Triangle.
Hubert Davis and Will Wade Are Just Cogs in a Money Machine
In today’s college sports, everything is expendable, loyalty is worthless, and there’s a price tag on anything and everyone.
New Wine Bar Opening in Pasmore House in Downtown Cary
Historic house on the edge of Downtown Cary Park gets a new life as Vino & Tap.
Who Will Succeed Graig Meyer in the N.C. Senate? The Choice May Fall to Two Orange County Residents
This weekend, a small committee will make its pick among a field led by a Democratic Party up-and-comer and two local electeds.
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“Laughter Is Medicine”: Talking With the Creators of Bear Grease About Reimagining a Hit Musical
Hip hop duo LightningCloud’s grassroots musical, which plays in Durham April 2-3, infuses a familiar story with lively Indigenous touchpoints.
The Life and Tragic Death of Eleanor Rush
Newly released federal records shed light on Eleanor Rush’s 1954 death in a North Carolina prison—and the uprising and reforms that followed.
Durham Project Seeks to Expand Monarch Breeding Grounds
An initiative through a Durham church invites residents to plant local native milkweed throughout the community.
Character Studies: Champ, the Durham Bulls’ Bat Dog
Despite all the game day distractions, the highly trained Durham Bulls bat fetcher never fails to delight fans and demonstrate that he is indeed a very good boy.
Durham Public Schools’ Requested Budget Increase Creates “Impossible Choices” for the County
The district is seeking $28.5 million more in funding than last year. County officials warn their ability to fund DPS’s needs without tax increases “has all but dissipated.”
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