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Merge Records is celebrating their 35th anniversary this weekend with four shows at Carrboro's Cat's Cradle.
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The investment gives Toyota and Lexus customers access to the public network of DC fast chargers Ionna will start deploying later this year. Financial terms weren't disclosed.
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Professional coaching for physicians is a new resource to help support doctors. But the field is unstandardized and unregulated.
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WUNC's YRI covered the Durham Book Club's end-of-year meeting as their first in-field assignment, learning about the group's impact and planning process.
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Copa’s arrival comes as RDU is working to add more international connections. German airline Lufthansa began serving the airport earlier this month, while AeroMexico will launch flights to Mexico City in July.
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Faced with unaffordable or inaccessible child care options, tens of thousands of North Carolina parents have turned to caring for their children while at work.
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The CIAA football championship will be played at Durham County Memorial Stadium for three consecutive years, from 2025 through 2027. It's the latest building block for the Durham Sports Commission in its goal to make the Bull City into a “championship hub” for sports.
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When the house where the iconic 1988 baseball movie "Bull Durham" was filmed went on the market, it attracted a lot more fans than buyers.
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Petey Pablo leads the 2024 class of inductees into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame, located in Kannapolis. The Greenville native and four other artists – and the Durham-based Merge Records – will join the already existing 132 other honorees.
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Dr. Karrie Dixon will leave her post as chancellor at Elizabeth City State University to lead NCCU in Durham.