WaterBrook celebrates dual award wins for “Everything Is Never Enough” by Bobby Jamieson
— WaterBrook, an imprint of PRH Christian, is celebrating the remarkable success of Everything Is Never Enough: Ecclesiastes’ Surprising Path to Resilient Happiness by Bobby Jamieson (WaterBrook), which has been recently honored with two major awards for 2025: Christianity Today’s Book Award winner in the Bible and...
The 15 Best Metro Areas to Find Good $300,000 Homes
The dream of homeownership remains achievable in numerous metropolitan areas across America, where $300,000 still purchases quality homes in desirable neighborhoods with excellent amenities, schools, and lifestyle opportunities. While coastal markets have priced out many buyers, these metro areas prove that...
Christus Victor Lutheran Church’s Living Nativity Dec. 13
Christus Victor Lutheran Church, 1615 E NC Hwy 54, Durham, North Carolina, is presenting a Living Nativity on Saturday, December 13, 2025, from 6 to 8 p.m. This is a peaceful, family-friendly experience with live animals, actors and music. Double-Check Before You Head Out!. We make every effort to make...
Durham family, desperate to help 3-year-old with severe epilepsy, fundraising for seizure alert dog
DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — A Durham family is trying everything to keep their toddler son safe from seizures. Finley Mullen recently turned three. He has severe epilepsy that can sometimes lead to hundreds of seizures a day. At first glance, Finley Mullen seems like a pretty typical toddler. He’s...
Triangle schools announce closings and delays due to icy roads. Here’s the list
Some classes will be interrupted for the third school day in a row in the Triangle due to the threat of wintry weather. Durham Public Schools will be closed Tuesday while Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools will operate on a two-hour delay due to expected refreezing overnight of black ice. This comes after schools were...
This North Carolina Biscuit House Is So Beloved, Locals Call It Their Second Kitchen
Craving a biscuit that tastes like home, even when you are on the go? Sunrise Biscuit Kitchen in Chapel Hill has been winning over locals with buttery layers, crispy chicken, and no-frills charm for decades. You roll up, place your order, and leave with a warm bag that somehow turns your car into a cozy breakfast...
Older Raleigh apartments see falling rent prices amid new apartment surge
Rents at Raleigh's oldest apartments continue to fall this year as the Triangle absorbs a record amount of new apartments hitting the market, according to a new analysis. Why it matters: Like many fast-growing metros, Raleigh grapples with providing ample affordable housing. As more high-end apartments flood the...
A policeman’s gunshot, a mistaken bootlegger and a wild trial from 100 years ago
In 1925, a Raleigh police captain fired a single shot into a passing Ford he mistook for a bootlegger’s car, killing a prominent attorney inside and launching a six-month hullabaloo that wound its way clear to the governor’s desk. The case would ignite Raleigh’s legal world and rope in nearly every powerful...
Duke, protect our research mission and workforce
Recent federal cuts to science funding have caused unprecedented instability for researchers at Duke. Researchers are afraid to plan for experiments that take weeks to months when they could receive news of layoffs in a matter of days. We have had to work under constant stress regarding the security of our positions,...
UNC targets ‘annoyance,’ ‘undue burden’ in former provost’s lawsuit
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is seeking a protective order in the open meetings and public records lawsuit filed by former provost Chris Clemens. The order would protect the university and its Board of Trustees from from "unreasonable annoyance and undue burden" in Clemens' 121 requests for...
