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https://indyweek.com/news/voices/drawn-out-the-protege/ | Support independent local journalism. Join the INDY Press Club to help us keep fearless watchdog reporting and essential arts and culture coverage viable in the Triangle.
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Support independent local journalism. Join the INDY Press Club to help us keep fearless ... | true | true | both | indyweek | 20220401 |
https://indyweek.com/news/what-to-do-this-weekend-in-the-triangle/ | There are sunny days ahead this weekend, but come Saturday night, most North Carolinians will be inside. As the NCAA tournament draws to a close, people in the Triangle are only thinking about one thing—the semifinal game between longtime rivals Duke and UNC.
This year marks the first time ever the two college basketba... | true | true | both | indyweek | 20220401 |
https://indyweek.com/news/longform/sunday-reading-origin-theories/ | In an absolutely wild story published this week, Vanity Fair contributor Katherine Eban follows Peter Daszak, the president of the nonprofit non-governmental organization EcoHealth Alliance, and the group's risky (albeit government-sponsored) work in the United States and China studying how to identify viruses that cou... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220403 |
https://indyweek.com/news/northcarolina/volunteers-work-with-ukraine-refugees/ | Eduard and Liliya Chernous of Asheville spent several weeks in March working with Ukraine refugees in Eastern Europe locations like this facility in Poland. | Photo courtesy of Eduard Chernous
Less than two weeks after Russian forces opened fire on Ukraine, Liliya Chernous was on a flight from North Carolina to Poland.... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220404 |
https://indyweek.com/news/durham/nccu-professor-chosen-to-research-nina-smith/ | A Durham professor will join a team of scholars tasked with providing national leadership and research on how to best serve African American children and their families.
Nina Smith, an associate professor of human sciences at N.C. Central University, was selected to provide research for the newly-established National A... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220405 |
https://indyweek.com/news/northcarolina/postpartum-medicaid-expansion-extended-for-pregnant-people/ | This story originally published online at NC Health News.
Postpartum Medicaid will be extended from 60 days after birth to one year starting today, as a provision included in last year’s state budget comes into effect.
The provision allows pregnant people at or below 196 percent of the federal poverty guidelines—about ... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220405 |
https://indyweek.com/culture/page/megan-mayhew-bergman-story-collection-review/ | Book cover and photo of Megan Mayhew Bergman by Nina Subin
Megan Mayhew Bergman readings | Quail Ridge Books, Raleigh | Wednesday, Apr. 6, 7 p.m. | Flyleaf Books, Chapel Hill | Thursday, Apr. 7, 5:30 p.m.
Only one of the stories in Megan Mayhew Bergman’s new short story collection, How Strange a Season, takes place in ... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/culture/page/david-sedaris-happy-go-lucky-review/ | David Sedaris: Happy-Go-Lucky | Little, Brown and Company; May 31, 2022
North Carolinians—or at least those of us who enjoy seeing our state through the twisted lens of Sedarian humor—may rejoice: David Sedaris’s latest essay collection, Happy-Go-Lucky, has much more of the Old North State in it.
Happy-Go-Lucky starts ... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/culture/screen/ten-films-full-frame-2022/ | A still from 'What We Leave Behind' | Photo courtesy of Full Frame Documentary Festival
Full Frame Documentary Film Festival | Thursday, Apr. 7–Sunday, Apr. 10, 2022
Due to the perpetual bummer that is COVID-19, the 25th annual Full Frame Documentary Film Festival is being held online again this year, April 7-10. But d... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/food-and-drink/features/acme-strike-carrboro/ | On a Sunday in late February, as diners were beginning to warm up again to indoor dining and most restaurants were celebrating one of their busiest weekends in two years, Acme Food & Beverage Co. turned 24 years old to the tune of a silent, empty dining room.
The Carrboro restaurant’s birthday came three days after its... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/music/reviews/the-dead-tongues-dust-review/ | The Dead Tongues: Dust | ★★★★ | Psychic Hotline; Apr. 1
For over a decade, Ryan Gustafson has been crafting affectionate roots rock, sharing deeply personal lyrics with a mystical folk hue. Gustafson’s work with The Dead Tongues has become a reliable source of entrancing tunes, and while sometimes formulaic, it’s a for... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/news/15-minutes/15-minutes-musician-john-foley/ | John Foley | Courtesy Photo
How do you feel like your approach to music and the industry has changed and adapted throughout the pandemic?
I haven’t been playing live shows since COVID started. The plan was to move to a bigger city right as COVID hit and then that obviously changed everything. I shifted to Twitch on New... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/news/Letters-to-the-Editor/backtalk-indy-role-creating-nimbyism/ | Two weeks ago for print, Jasmine Gallup wrote about how the Triangle’s housing crisis, in Orange County specifically, is displacing residents as landlords increase rents. Reader Rob LaVelle suggests we here at the INDY take a look at our own culpability in contributing to the Triangle’s housing crisis over the years. L... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/news/durham/durham-development-tree-canopy/ | Donna Frederick | Photo by Brett Villena
Donna Frederick has lived in her dark brick home in the Colonial Village subdivision for nearly 20 years.
Frederick retired last year after owning and operating the now-closed Playhouse Toy Store on Ninth Street after more than a dozen years. She enjoys puttering around in the w... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/news/ninth-street-journal/shotspotter-draws-mixed-views-at-durham-council/ | More than 1,900 shooting incidents have taken place in Durham since the start of 2020.
They’ve left more than 650 wounded and nearly 90 dead.
“Folks are asking for help,” said council member Leonardo Williams at a recent Durham City Council meeting. “They’re saying, ‘Just do something more, please.’”
That “something mo... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/news/orange/nc-iraqi-students-exchange/ | Volunteers work to rebuild the University of Mosul’s Central Library. The library reopened in February after ISIS fighters destroyed it in 2015. | Photo Courtesy of UNC Media Hub
A couple of years ago, University of Mosul student Nora Al Jadoue wanted to leave Iraq. At the same time, UNC sophomore Eden Yousif wasn’t su... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/news/orange/photo-series-season-finale/ | In a historic matchup, UNC’s men’s basketball team toppled its archrival Duke in the NCAA tournament’s Final Four game in New Orleans on Saturday night. As is their custom—and with the days of COVID anxiety largely behind them—elated students and fans flooded Chapel Hill’s Franklin Street for pole climbing, fireworks, ... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/news/orange/rushing-franklin-street-2022/ | On Saturday night, I found myself rushing Franklin Street for the first time.
I’ve never run to Franklin Street before, much less late at night with a stomach full of strawberry and mango margaritas.
If I’m being honest, I’ve never found sports to be extraordinarily riveting, but my roommate decided to host a watch par... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/news/wake/ncsu-womens-basketball-gender-disparity/ | Graphic by Jon Fuller
It’s overtime. Six seconds left on the clock. The NC State University women’s basketball team trails Connecticut by three points. That’s when forward Jakia Brown-Turner made her move.
With a clean pass from senior guard Raina Perez, Brown-Turner got a good look at the basket, and she didn’t waste ... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220406 |
https://indyweek.com/news/orange/documents-show-new-details-in-sweeping-faculty-investigation/ | This story originally published online at NC Policy Watch.
A UNC-Chapel Hill investigation of its own faculty was much wider and deeper than previously disclosed, according to new documents released under state open records law .
Documents released last week show the probe went beyond reading faculty members’ emails to... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220407 |
https://indyweek.com/news/wake/raleigh-residents-keep-the-pressure-on-for-property-tax-relief/ | More than 100 Raleigh residents turned out at the Wake County Board of Commissioners meeting Monday to ask officials for relief from skyrocketing property taxes.
The cohort were all members of ONE Wake, a grassroots community group calling for a program that offers payments to people who have owned their homes for at l... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220407 |
https://indyweek.com/culture/page/2021-whiting-recipients-named/ | Alexis Pauline Gumbs and Ina Cariño | Photo courtesy of Broadside PR
In a Wednesday night ceremony in New York City, the Whiting Foundation announced the honorees of its 2022 Whiting Award, which is presented annually to ten emerging writers in fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama. Awards are $50,000, one of the most... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220408 |
https://indyweek.com/news/ninth-street-journal/stone-brothers-moves-locations/ | George Davis has owned and managed of Stone Brothers & Byrd since 1976 | Photo by Milena Ozernova — The 9th Street Journal
Step inside, and you’ll feel like you’ve been teleported back to the 1920s.
Racks of fertilizer and seed line the aisles. An assortment of gardening hats lies directly in front of the entrance. Ste... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220408 |
https://indyweek.com/news/northcarolina/state-lawmakers-allocation-of-11-million-to-trosa-is-raising-questions/ | TROSA’s on-campus auto body workshop. Advocates, researchers, and some former employees and participants of TROSA say the program uses an outdated model that takes advantage of participants by making them work without pay. Photo credit: Taylor Knopf
This story originally published online at NC Health News in partnershi... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220408 |
https://indyweek.com/news/voices/time-will-tell-a-story-rodney-king-officers-acquittal-30-years/ | Thirty years ago this month the city of Los Angeles went up in flames after a jury acquitted three police officers of criminal charges for the beating of Rodney King one year before.
When I watched that brutal police assault on television with my mother, she told me about a brutal attack her father had endured at the h... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220408 |
https://indyweek.com/food-and-drink/news/starbucks-fires-raleigh-worker-unionizing/ | The Midtown East Starbucks in Raleigh. | Photo by Brett Villena
On February 13, while washing dishes in the back room of the Raleigh Starbucks she works at, Sharon Gilman says that the three-compartment sink separated from the wall, falling toward her. She stepped backward and called for her shift supervisor. The two d... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220411 |
https://indyweek.com/guides/best-of-the-triangle/bott-2022-final-voting-begins/ | Congratulations to over 1,000 local businesses and people who have been nominated by the community as the "Best of the Triangle!" The final round of voting begins today through May 8. The top four vote-getters (plus ties) made it to the final multiple choice ballot. Take 10 minutes to support your favorite dives, healt... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220411 |
https://indyweek.com/news/durham/four-people-killed-11-wounded-in-three-days-of-gun-violence-/ | Durham’s elected officials, law enforcement leaders, activists, and others have deployed an array of resources that aims to stop gun violence.
The past weekend was disheartening.
Police say 11 people were shot and four died between Thursday afternoon and Saturday night.
The gunfire started Thursday at about 4:30 p.m., ... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220412 |
https://indyweek.com/news/ninth-street-journal/durham-school-of-the-arts-may-move-to-northern-durham/ | Photos of Durham School of the Arts by Milena Ozernova
Durham School of the Arts is grappling with the choice between holding onto history and beginning a new era.
The arts magnet school, a fixture in downtown Durham since 1995, has been a source of pride in Durham for years. Now it may be relocating to a new campus in... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220412 |
https://indyweek.com/news/ninth-street-journal/upgrades-to-durham-bulls-athletics-park-will-exceed-%2410-million/ | Photo of Durham Bulls Athletic Park by Henry Haggart — The 9th Street Journal
When the City of Durham was asked to spend twice as much as expected to make improvements to Durham Bulls Athletic Park, the result was never really in question. But that didn’t keep the council from debating the question when it met on Monda... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220412 |
https://indyweek.com/news/northcarolina/standing-their-ground-outside-of-the-abortion-clinic/ | The restaurant parking lot where Pro-Life advocates stand. All photos by Kathryn Osygus.
This story was originally published by UNC Media Hub.
On this Saturday, two groups of people stand watch in the 20-space parking lot of a Japanese steakhouse, each staking out their own territory.
When a car pulls in, often with a ... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220412 |
https://indyweek.com/news/durham/durham-state-of-the-county-address-fair-housing-month/ | In the annual State of the County address Monday night, Durham County Board of Commissioners chair Brenda Howerton foregrounded the silver linings of the COVID-19 pandemic and laid out a plan to expand funding to transit, broadband, and crime reduction initiatives.
For the first time in three years, the address was del... | true | false | y0_only | indyweek | 20220413 |
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