SoDu We Know What's Up? Friday, Nov. 13, 2026
Housing proposals, a city wage debate, and a jump in vehicle-related theft reports lead Friday’s South Durham roundup.
Housing proposals, a city wage debate, and a jump in vehicle-related theft reports lead Friday’s South Durham roundup.
Why did vehicle-related theft reports triple from the previous week?
Hearings on Reserve at Rocky Branch and two Farrington Road projects lead a busy agenda that also includes AbbVie incentives, affordable housing financing, and a sidewalk repair backlog.
Monday’s special City Council meeting will introduce a broad pay study and a request to hold the city’s wage floor at $25.09 an hour for another year.
Can Brandon Routh’s charm overcome the “Ick”? Jeff Stanford reviews a messy monster comedy that gives the former Superman another chance to save the day.
A gas station pricing inquiry, uncertain relief for swim teams, and a cheaper grocery basket lead today’s South Durham roundup.
One Durham station is among 42 asked to explain their pricing. State officials won’t identify the business and stress that an inquiry doesn’t establish wrongdoing.
What's in the SoDu Events Calendar for this weekend? Southpoint Access provides a few highlights to consider!
DPR’s interim director says the city will consider waiver requests, but the $25 hourly lane rate remains set to take effect Jan. 1.
Thai Star climbed from an 88 to a 96, while Hibachi 88 fell six points but remained in A territory.
The average 17-item basket falls to $64.89, while Aldi remains lowest at $45.88. Fresh Market, Publix, and Food Lion post the biggest declines.
Two development plans get unfavorable recommendations, a school study raises a $500,000 question, and South Durham gets an imaginary town hall.