Op-Ed: Durham Voters, Say Yes to the Two Municipal Bonds on Your Ballot
A message from the Mayor and all six members of the Durham City Council
Backtalk: ‘The mess they have created will take years to correct’
And other things our readers told us.
Voices: An Education in Scrolling
Does Durham Public Schools have an overarching policy governing how students use their computers? It doesn’t seem like it.
Backtalk: “North Hills has it, Downtown Raleigh has it. Why don’t we?”
And other things our readers told us this week.
Op-Ed: A Hunger-Free Durham Could Exist
A hunger-free Bull City could exist, but the city government needs to join the fight.
Op-Ed: Durham Public Schools In a Crisis of Credibility
The Board of Education’s job is to govern, not get along. The credibility of any elected official is their willingness to listen, reflect, and embrace perspectives that are different from their own.
Op-Ed: Will the Wake County Democratic Party Leadership Again Divide Democratic Voters?
Local Democrats are concerned that the Wake County Democratic Party leadership will again focus on the nonpartisan Raleigh City Council races and neglect Democratic candidates in partisan races at the top of the ticket.
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Backtalk: “Not knowing is a problem, not THE problem.”
And other things our readers told us.
Letter from the Editor: A Note About Changes Coming to the INDY
Dear readers, Leading the INDY for the past nearly four years has been a great privilege, challenge, and adventure. I’ve worked with so many talented editors, reporters, photojournalists, and creative folks, all supported by our indefatigable publisher and sales team. The INDY weathered the pandemic mostly intact. The paper celebrated its 40th anniversary last year,…
Op-Ed: Durham Public Schools’ Redistricting Plan Seeks to Rectify Resegregation
Since the Brown v. Board of Education decision, North Carolina schools are more segregated than ever. The Growing Together plan seeks to fix that.
Op-Ed: Loomis Bros. Circus is Coming to Raleigh. It Still Uses Wild Animals.
Raleigh should join Charlotte, Asheville, Chapel Hill, and the other cities and states across the country that ban the use of animals in circuses.
Op-Ed: Home Is Where Health Begins
The Raleigh Area Land Trust (RALT) is working to serve as a solution for needy families by mitigating housing instability and promoting health equity.
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