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This explainer is very helpful for other NC municipalities too, including Carrboro.

All of this applies to us except we don't have wards (all council members are at-large), do much less annexation in recent years, and aren't as closely aligned to Orange County gov.
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With municipal elections underway in Durham, here’s a primer on city council, what power the council has, and places where council power is limited.
A Durham City Council Explainer
With municipal elections underway in Durham, here’s a primer on city council, what power the council has, and places where council power is limited.
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While we wait for election results to roll in tonight, we have some insights on early voting, a popular option in super blue Durham.

Follow our live blog for more updates! ⬆️
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Dallis has written poems for family, friends, and loved ones who have passed away; poems that respond to or engage with dozens of works of visual art and/or writing; and poems that trundle across the ocean floor.

Sometimes, all of these things happen in the same poem.
Durham Poet Jameela F. Dallis On Grief, Oysters, Art, and the Color Blue
Talking with Jameela F. Dallis about her debut poetry collection, "Encounters for the Living and the Dead."
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The new Durham Housing Dashboard and accompanying report from the Durham Housing Initiative Task Force provide in-depth data and recommendations on one of the Bull City’s top issues.
New Dashboard, Report Aim to Move Housing Policy Forward in Durham
A new dashboard and accompanying report provide in-depth data and recommendations on one of the Bull City’s top issues.
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“Theater can be a nurturing place,” Heath says. “We’re trying to build community. These people that are sitting at home, we’re trying to say, “Come back. You’re not done.’”
With “Guys and Dolls,” a Cast of Local Actors Sees a Jazzy Second Act
The catchy 1940s classic is a perfect canvas for Raleigh Little Theatre's first-ever 55+ musical theater production, which runs October 7-12.
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just learned that “Our Movement Starts Here” — an eye-opening documentary about 1972’s Warren County landfill protests & the birth of the environmental justice movement — is now available on PBS!

here’s my interview with the filmmakers from last year: indyweek.com/culture/scre...
“The Right to Enjoy the Planet On Equal Terms”: Warren County Marks 42 Years Since Landmark Landfill Protests
Talking with NC filmmaker John Finley Rash about “Our Movement Starts Here,” a new documentary that explores the Warren County protests.
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“Theater can be a nurturing place,” Heath says. “We’re trying to build community. These people that are sitting at home, we’re trying to say, “Come back. You’re not done.’”
With “Guys and Dolls,” a Cast of Local Actors Sees a Jazzy Second Act
The catchy 1940s classic is a perfect canvas for Raleigh Little Theatre's first-ever 55+ musical theater production, which runs October 7-12.
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“I really want Capitol Broadcasting to be doing local news in Raleigh 100 years from now. I don’t know what that means. I don’t know what device it’ll be on. I don’t know if it’ll be here or Mars."
WRAL-TV Fights to Succeed in a New Media World
Television viewership and advertising revenue are down nationally, and locally owned stations are fading. Jimmy Goodmon, the fourth-generation president of Capitol Broadcasting, confronts a precarious...
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When many southwest Raleigh residents went to the polls in 2024 to cast a “yes” vote for Wake County’s $142 million public libraries bond, they expected that a successful bond referendum would ensure that their community library would remain in their community.
Wake County Commissioners Weighing Two Sites for Athens Drive Community Library Replacement
At a community meeting on Saturday, southwest Raleigh residents made the case for keeping the library in their community rather than moving it to a proposed site in Cary.
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There’s a lot to love, both about the way Wood operates and the kind of food he makes. And now that he’s won over by Cary, his enthusiasm for what he hopes to build for the community is infectious.
Making Moves: Lawrence Barbecue Relocates to Cary
The popular Boxyard RTP restaurant focuses on great food and good fun in a new space.
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The show includes charcoal sketches, repurposed home decor, and two short-form video loops that “act as poetic portals” and invite viewers to reflect on ideas of home, memory, and the intersection of nature and the constructed world. indyweek.com/culture/a-mu...
A Multi-Media Exhibit Reflecting on Place and Memory Uses Artifacts from Durham’s Past
Talking to interdisciplinary artist John Felix Arnold III about Descartes, Mary Duke Biddle’s wallpaper, and his new show at 21c.
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