Durham NC

In a mulched clearing at the edge of the woods on Mar. 27, dozens of people donned hard hats and waited their turns to take part in a ceremonial groundbreaking for the future Homestead Gardens neighborhood. There are so many stakeholders involved that people were split up by organization to come take turns turning...

Chances are, you’ve seen a guy cutting hair by West House after stepping off the C1 on East Campus. That would be me. If you were to walk into West House, this is what you’d see: the West House lobby, whose furniture serves as a waiting room. A wooden chair beside trash cans. A wide open door. And me, the West House...

Durham County’s education scene is buzzing with flexible teaching and tutoring roles — from early childhood classrooms to online learning platforms. Whether you love math, writing, or tech, there’s a way to share your skills and earn steady pay.

The night sky on July 4 in Chapel Hill is set to be filled with lights and action — just with a different source of entertainment than before. The Town of Chapel Hill’s Community Arts and Culture Department announced its summer programming schedule on Thursday, which included the Fourth of July plans to hold a drone...

Durham County’s admin job market is buzzing this month, with several full-time openings offering solid pay and growth potential. Whether you’re detail-driven, people-focused, or tech-savvy, there’s something here for you.

This New Jersey product is going to be competing in two sports while at North Carolina.

The pause reflects broader tensions in NC over housing, growth, and property rights. Cities such as Durham, Raleigh, and Charlotte continue to see population growth and rising housing costs.

NC NEWSLINE - Residents of Willard Street Apartments and nearby Ashton Place in downtown Durham formed tenant unions Thursday to fight against what they contend are poor management and shoddy building maintenance practices. The newly formed Willard Street United and Ashton Seniors in Action tenant unions held a joint...

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (WNCN) — An April Fool’s Day joke has backfired at University of Chapel Hill. The Universities student ran newspaper, the Daily Tar Heel published a satirical edition that some students are calling offensive. “What in the world is going on,” UNC Student, Sydney Robinson said. Robinson said she was...

Cary just landed a high-voltage win. Hitachi Energy says it will open a 32,000‑square‑foot Power Electronics Center of Competence in town, a roughly $10 million project that is expected to create about 150 engineering and cybersecurity jobs when the site comes online in fall 2026. The facility will pull together...