sodu daily live blog
SoDu Daily: June 3, 2026
Rolling live updates from Southpoint Access, your neighborhood news source in South Durham.
sodu daily live blog
Rolling live updates from Southpoint Access, your neighborhood news source in South Durham.
Southpoint Access
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News
Council approved the Axon contract after hours of debate, opened a tough budget hearing with no proposed tax increase, narrowly backed the Coco Fro incentive, and took up Vision Zero and downtown parking.
Life and Legacy
Honoring lives recently lost in the Durham community, with upcoming services and remembrances.
SoDu We Have Favorites 2026
The top three finalists in each category now compete to be the winners of our inaugural contest.
Youth Activities
Camp operator Kate Mauldin, a parent of tweens and licensed school psychologist, offers programs with a maximum of 12 students per week.
Fiction
A weekly serial fiction project for paid subscribers, unfolding through a growing archive of documents from an alternate-universe Southpoint.
sodu week in review
Plus, catch up on news you might've missed from the past week in Southpoint Access!
durham public schools
Dr. Asia Cunningham, a Milken Educator Award winner recognized for her focus on family engagement and student success, becomes Durham Public Schools' next Assistant Superintendent for Elementary Schools.
Nerdspresso
The Mandalorian and Grogu is entertaining and more authentic than The Force Awakens and The Rise of Skywalker. Those flicks always felt to me like they were more a product of corporate synergy than storytelling. You can tell that this new flick was made by fans
durham public schools
Nachos, chicken fried rice, lasagna roll-ups, and pizza Friday return as Durham Public Schools cafeterias kick off June with another week of free student meals.
Schools
The Fairfield neighborhood resident graduates this year from C.E. Jordan High School in Durham.