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Look to the Skies; Stay Grounded in Durham

I'm not backed by a faceless corporation. I work for you. Your support helps fund the reporting, writing, and consistent attention that SoDu needs and deserves.

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[Office Hours] Celebrating Local News Day!

South Durham deserves local news that is actually local. It deserves coverage that helps people make sense of the changes happening around them, not just broad countywide headlines.

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[Office Hours] DPS Express Stops and Local News Day Ahead

Join me on April 9 at the Southwest Regional Library branch at 3605 Shannon Rd. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. to talk about what's important in local news.

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Join Me for Local News Day on April 9

Connect at the Southwest Regional Library Branch on Shannon Road and share your vision of neighborhood news in South Durham!

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SoDu We Like Local News Episode 2: Was Durham Too Quick to Hire a New City Manager?

A divided Durham City Council on Monday surprised us with an agenda item that hadn't been publicized: the appointment of Deputy City Manager Bo Ferguson as successor to outgoing City Manager Wanda Page. Some members of the board thought a nationwide search would've been more appropriate.

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Southpoint Access: Empower Watchdog Journalism

Dear Neighbors, In every community, transparency and accountability are crucial. At Southpoint Access, we dedicate want to be your eyes and ears, especially in places that are pivotal yet inaccessible to many—city hall, school board meetings, and other government offices. Our reporting should play a crucial role in safeguarding