The Durham business community came together Tuesday morning to hear from candidates who want to lead the Bull City forward.
The Durham Chamber of Commerce Policy Council organized the forum.
“We want to make sure that people who actually heard from the candidates were actually able to engage with them, to really have an understanding, because the businesses are suffering just like our community,” said Angelique Stallings, the Vice President of Community Investment with Durham Chamber of Commerce. “When the businesses are suffering, the community suffers as well. So we want our business community to really be able to lean in with the candidates, to hear what they have to say and see how they can support.”…