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State and local leaders gather in Durham as closures and a long subsidy waitlist squeeze North Carolina’s child-care system.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Greystone arranged $80.9M to recapitalize and rehab a 640-unit portfolio across 10 rural North Carolina properties, pairing USDA 538 financing with LIHTC equity.
Food & Drinks in ...
Woody's Bar‑B‑Q is set to open its first North Carolina location at Oxford Commons in Durham this March, offering Carolina-style vinegar barbecue and family feasts.
MoveBuddha names Wake Forest the nation’s most in‑demand suburb as search interest and home prices rise. We break down the numbers and what they mean for local buyers and sellers.
Jean's By the Sea soft‑opened in Old West Durham, taking over the former Wimpy’s spot with oysters, Calabash baskets and coastal cocktails.
Community & Society in ...
An internal Meredith College survey reveals student and staff alarm over dorm conditions, pay and staffing — and nearly half said they’d considered leaving.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Durham judge accepted a plea Monday that leaves Stephon Dubose facing decades in prison for the 2023 killing of Duke graduate student Angela Risi.
A Holly Springs great-grandfather won a $301,922 Carolina Cash 5 jackpot and says he'll use part of the payout to help cover his wife's hospital bills.
Kane Realty has started work on Tributary, a six‑story North Hills project that will add roughly 330 apartments and ground‑floor retail to Midtown Raleigh.
Weather & Environment in ...
Sunny but chilly Tuesday gives way to gusty, warmer midweek. Rain is likely Thursday into Friday.
Durham opened expanded winter-shelter capacity tonight under its White Flag protocol; Entry Point (984‑287‑8313) can place people at available sites.
Cary officers forced entry into an apartment on Wisdom Drive while attempting to serve a Holly Springs arrest warrant. Officials say the situation is developing.
North Carolina’s Opportunity Scholarship surge has pushed more than 100,000 students into private schools and is changing how those schools recruit, price and admit students.
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