SoDu We Know What's Up? Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026
Friday’s rain mostly missed Durham’s reservoirs. Plus, a chance to meet every DPS school, an opening date for Fogo de Chão, and this week’s obituaries.
Friday’s rain mostly missed Durham’s reservoirs. Plus, a chance to meet every DPS school, an opening date for Fogo de Chão, and this week’s obituaries.
Four new shops are already open at the South Durham mall, where Santa visits and extended holiday hours begin Friday.
Durham now has 78 days of readily accessible reservoir water, and the latest city data show Friday’s storm delivered little rain where it mattered most.
Southpoint Access has updated its Durham obituary listings with recent notices and funeral, memorial, and graveside services scheduled through Nov. 16.
What’s kindergarten like in English and Spanish? How does early college work? Bring your questions to Northern High on Nov. 14, when staff from every DPS school will be there.
Durham swim families take their case to the city, and readers ask what’s draining our reservoirs.
A weekly serial fiction project for paid subscribers, unfolding through a growing archive of documents from an alternate-universe Southpoint.
Durham’s two reservoirs were just 31% full on Nov. 5. How much water do new homes add to the daily demand, and where do RTP data centers get theirs?
Seen that toothy little monster dangling from someone’s bag? That’s Labubu. Take a look inside Pop Mart’s first Durham store at The Streets at Southpoint.
Durham’s latest figures show reservoirs at 31% capacity and 79 days of readily accessible water. But the data predate Friday’s storm, and another system could develop along the East Coast late next week.
A nearly threefold increase in lane rental rates has community swim teams warning that higher costs could reach parents or threaten their programs.
Five questions from this week's Southpoint Access reporting, plus neighborhood news, a recall affecting families, and a look at what's ahead.