Parents: Seeking Feedback About Youth Sports
Share your experiences about value, organization, and competition for the leagues in which your families have participated.
Parents: Seeking Feedback About Youth Sports
Share your experiences about value, organization, and competition for the leagues in which your families have participated.
In Memoriam: Durham Obituaries – March 10, 2026
Honoring lives recently lost in the Durham community, with upcoming services and remembrances.
SoDu Signs: Horoscopes for March 10, 2026
Your daily astrological forecast from the friendliest corner of the cosmos.
SoDu Sold: Home Sales Tracker - March 2026
Get the lowdown on homes sold in the Southpoint Access readership area during the past 30 days.
SoDu Signs: Horoscopes for March 9, 2026
Your daily astrological forecast from the friendliest corner of the cosmos.
Durham Public Schools Cafeteria Menu: What’s for Lunch March 9-13, 2026
Here is the Durham Public Schools cafeteria menu for March 9-13, 2026, based on the official March 2026 DPS breakfast and lunch calendars.
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[WordroW] Survive - March 7, 2026
A daily, hyper-local word/phrase challenge pulled from recent Southpoint Access coverage.
SoDu Signs: Horoscopes for March 7, 2026
Your daily astrological forecast from the friendliest corner of the cosmos.
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Durham City Council Work Session - March 5, 2026: Developers Face Surprise Sewer Limits and Hayti Promise Raises Questions
As officials warned Goose Creek is at capacity and developers blasted a little-publicized sewer freeze, a separate fight over Hayti Promise’s $10-million Fayetteville Street award raised deeper questions about who gets to shape growth, investment, and repair in Durham.
Durham County Board of Commissioners Work Session - March 2, 2026: Growth Debate, Cheek Road, and Economic Impact
Residents and commissioners clashed over whether a proposed annexation would push growth beyond Durham’s own planning boundaries, as a wider discussion tied development to strained infrastructure, emergency response times, sewer capacity, and future tax burdens.
Durham City Council - March 2, 2026: Youth Safety, Tight Budgets, and a Call to Vote
After opening with celebration and recognition, Durham leaders confronted grief, budget strain, and emotional calls to treat youth violence as a crisis demanding investment.