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SoDu We Love Our Pets: Introducing Huck’s Heavenly Hangout
Southpoint Access is launching a pet-obituary feature honoring beloved companions, named for Huckleberry and open to families across Durham and beyond.
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Southpoint Access is launching a pet-obituary feature honoring beloved companions, named for Huckleberry and open to families across Durham and beyond.
mother's day
Here's to all the moms and mother figures making a difference every day for families across our corner of the Bull City!
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I'm inviting Southpoint Access readers to nominate the people, places, and businesses they love most before voting begins.
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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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This work is free to read because neighbors deserve to stay informed. But good local journalism takes time, energy, and funding - and through June 10, your support will also help RootEd in DPS through a revenue-sharing partnership.
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Fill out a form and share an image and link - I'll give your favorite organization a week of online advertising!
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Connect at the Southwest Regional Library Branch on Shannon Road and share your vision of neighborhood news in South Durham!
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Updated with information about restaurants, seasonal activities, and faith congregations. Got ideas for additions to the guide? Let me know!
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Big moments don't have to be big headlines to matter. Sponsor a day of the Southpoint Access newsletter and celebrate a neighbor, milestone, event, or community message with the people closest to home.
nerdspresso phase ii
Twenty episodes in, Nerdspresso Phase II has become a lively home for fandom, pop culture, and thoughtful nerd talk at Southpoint Access.
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Bookmark our new Missing in Durham page for current listings, updates and official agency information.
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I want to hear from younger readers, busy readers, and anyone who doesn't usually feel local news is made for them.