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North Carolina man wins $1 million lottery prize with $10 scratch-off
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCT) — Irineo Cruz-Sanchez of Hurdle Mills tried his luck on a $10 scratch-off and won a $1 million prize. He bought his lucky Multiplier Mania ticket from the Efland Supermarket on U.S. 70 West in Efland. When Cruz-Sanchez arrived at lottery headquarters on June 21, he had a decision to make. He […]
Durham bell ringer connects LGBTQ+ community and church through viral pride song
Viral Durham bellringer reflects on faith and her new following. A Durham woman is connecting the LGBTQ community and the church through music. Katelyn MacDonald is a volunteer bell ringer at Duke Memorial United Methodist Church who went viral for one song she played on June 1--the first day of Pride Month.
A journey through time: The George Moses Horton Middle School mural
Pittsboro, NC – A mural at George Moses Horton Middle School in Pittsboro stands as a testament to the rich history and significant contributions of African-Americans in Chatham County. Mary Nettles, a community leader and advocate, provides an insightful tour of the mural, sharing the stories behind each element and its relevance to the local heritage.
60+ things to do in July
July 1-7 July 3: Flashback Flicks: 2024 Summer Outdoor Movie Series: Field of Dreams at JB Duke Hotel. July 5: Games in the Park at Smithfield Community Park. July 5: Town of Holly Springs Independence Day Celebration at 128. S. Main St. July 5: Black Renaissance Festival at The Fruit...
Go Ask Dad book review: Dad Camp
Evan S. Porter has written a hilarious and sensitive novel, Dad Camp, about a father’s fragile relationship with his preteen daughter. Readers might know the author from the terrific blog Dad Fixes Everything. Porter’s fictional dad, John, is an anxious mess. He finds out about a week of traditional summer camp only for dads and daughters, which brings him and his 11-year-old, Avery, together with a collection of memorable misfits.
Free Concert with Cary Town Band July 3
The Cary Town Band is reminiscent of the turn of the 20th century bands led by Sousa, Goldman, and others who popularized band concerts all over America. Presenting concerts recreating that bygone era, the band plays marches from many nations, circus music, waltzes, rags, polkas, famous overtures, and other “pops” classical music of the 1860’s to 1920’s with an occasional nod to more modern fare.
South Durham Restaurant Inspection Scores for July 2024
On occasion, Southpoint Access will gather information from Durham County’s Public Health Department to get a snapshot of how facilities in this region are scoring on their inspections. In this report, we delve into recent reports on restaurants in the 27707 zipcode. TL;DR Version: Top scores (99.5) went to...
California Report – violinist/fiddler Amy Kassir
Amy Kassir is a fiddler and singer from Durham, NC, whose keen melodic sense and dazzling facility on her instrument shine from the sweetest of waltzes to blazing breakdowns. She plays in several Northern California-based bands and talks about that and more below. Gee Amy, how many bands are you...
Macronutrients balancing act: Proteins, carbohydrates, fats, and a healthy lifestyle
Pittsboro, NC – I kicked off my CrossFit 6 Week +1 Challenge on June 11, in the pursuit of a healthier and more active lifestyle. In our recent conversation with CrossFit 15-501 owner, Tim Pedersen, we delved into the critical role of macronutrients, especially protein, in achieving fitness goals and a healthy lifestyle. We discussed some practical advice on macronutrient intake and the importance of making informed dietary choices.
Gold Star Teacher of the Month: July 2024 – Carrie Andrews
Our QDR Gold Star Teacher of the Month is Carrie Andrews, Orchestra Teacher at C.E. Jordan High School in Durham. Carrie was nominated by Annie Harrison who says, “Carrie has been the orchestra teacher at Jordan for two years, and in that time has turned a tiny, struggling program into a thriving community of young musicians. She gives everything she has to our kids, and works harder than any teacher I’ve ever seen (and I AM a teacher!) to ensure that they learn to love music and that they feel safe, supported, and loved for who they are. She is a gift to every family she encounters, and our school is stronger and better because she’s in it.”
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