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-- switch to the mobile version of this page. username | view profile | edit profile | newsletter | log out log in | create account home blogs news music film food arts columns sports elections glossies indy extras calendar best of the triangle browse home best of the triangle browse news activism calendar citizen (raleigh) blog news blog news archives browse elections take-along voting guide 2018 candidate questionnaires - statewide candidate questionnaires - federal candidate questionnaires - wake county candidate questionnaires - durham county candidate questionnaires - orange county register to vote elections archives browse columns peripheral visions citizen front porch letters to the editor columns archives browse music calendar venues guide music blog submit a music event music archives browse arts calendar arts blog submit an arts event arts archives browse film arts blog full frame documentary film festival special screening events film archives browse food triangle dining guide 2017 drink submit or update a dining listing farmers markets food blog dish special issue food & drink events food archives browse sports sports blog college basketball preview sports archives browse indy extras newsletter sign-up open for business astrology, cartoons, puzzles give!guide indy photo reprints browse blogs news photos music sports food arts citizen editor browse best of the triangle best of the triangle 2018 best of the triangle 2017 best of the triangle 2016 best of: year after year browse calendar events today events tomorrow submit a calendar listing browse home best of the triangle next year, the raise the age law will move more teenagers into the juvenile justice system. durham needs to figure out where to put them. durham county officials are deciding whether to expand an existing facility or start over with a new site and new approach by sarah willets post a comment if wake county allows fuquay-varina to expand its extraterritorial jurisdiction, jeff bundine may have to give up his goats he and eight thousand of his neighbors will also be subject to a slate of new zoning restrictions put in place by people they can’t vote for. by leigh tauss 2 comments with a fresh vision, exciting sixtieth-anniversary exhibits, and an impending remodel, the ackland art museum bounds into the future plus, our editor’s picks for five art exhibits and five art festivals you can’t miss this fall. by chris vitiello post a comment with manbites dog gone, the future of durham theater might reside at—wait, really? northgate mall? plus, our editor’s picks for seven stage works you can’t miss this fall. by byron woods post a comment as poet laureate, jaki shelton green wants to amplify north carolina’s muted voices plus, our editor’s picks for five readings you can’t miss this fall. by jameela f. dallis post a comment the food halls are coming! the food halls are coming! but what makes them different from food courts? plus, our editor’s picks for three food events and three bar openings you can’t miss this fall. by layla khoury-hanold post a comment j. cole’s dreamville festival is planting the flag for hip-hop’s critical mass in the triangle though it has yet to be rescheduled, the rapper's big dreams are having a big impact on his home state. by kevin j. rowsey ii post a comment the indy's 2018 fall guide to arts & culture the storm of the century and the storm of fall arts land simultaneously this week. let's weather the former and sort through the latter together. by brian howe post a comment 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 blogs how you can help north carolinians in the path of hurricane florence do you know a way to help people affected by the storm? let us know! by sarah willets post a comment governor cooper: hurricane florence is here, “wreaking havoc”; 500,000 have lost power “the storm is going to continue its violent grind across our state for days and be a major inland event as well.” by leigh tauss post a comment ten binge-worthy shows for your florence-soaked weekend fingers crossed that duke energy keeps the juice flowing. by jeffrey c. billman post a comment what's worse than floodwater? contaminated floodwater with dead pigs floating in it. “if the storm slows and dumps two feet of rain like some of the predictions are, i think we could be in a lot of trouble.” by leigh tauss post a comment wake county commissioners want to give the school board the ability to levy taxes “let them make those decisions. if they know they are going to be held accountable to the voters next time people vote, they are going to have to think about it.” by leigh tauss post a comment more blog posts most read most read most shared most discussed if wake county allows fuquay-varina to expand its extraterritorial jurisdiction, jeff bundine may have to give up his goats (wake county) with manbites dog gone, the future of durham theater might reside at—wait, really? northgate mall? (arts feature) the food halls are coming! the food halls are coming! but what makes them different from food courts? (food feature) next year, the raise the age law will move more teenagers into the juvenile justice system. durham needs to figure out where to put them. (durham county) what's worse than floodwater? contaminated floodwater with dead pigs floating in it. (news) durham to open two evacuation shelters ahead of hurricane florence (news) hell is the harris teeter in cameron village two days before a major hurricane (news) don’t worry, guys: pat robertson’s got hurricane florence totally under control (news) hurricane florence expected to turn left, go bother south carolina instead (news) hurricane florence stress eating: scott howell's deeluxe chicken opens today (food) fine, let’s argue about silent sam some more (and other things our readers told us this week) (letters to the editor) if wake county allows fuquay-varina to expand its extraterritorial jurisdiction, jeff bundine may have to give up his goats (wake county) state elections board votes to fight federal subpoenas seeking millions of voter records (news) triangle residents advised to seek safety from hurricane florence's floodwaters (news) well, this blows: the indy 's rolling blog of hurricane florence cancellations and delays in arts, culture, and food (arts) most recent comments i think what the people tearing these statues down don't realize is.. they just gave the conservative right-wing media and … by edward teach on fine, let’s argue about silent sam some more (and other things our readers told us this week) (letters to the editor) i own guns. i am also in favor of changing things regarding gun ownership. personally, my ideas would go … by mike paladin on why we march: ten thousand people took to downtown raleigh streets to say enough is enough (news feature) wait, people laugh at zardoz now? sure, there are moments (the thong), but come one... symbolically, it's an epic masterpiece. … by woody tobias jr on what will raleigh's new alamo drafthouse add to the triangle's bustling retro-film scene? (film beat) well-stated, excellent article! by barbara 2 on fine, let’s argue about silent sam some more (and other things our readers told us this week) (letters to the editor) randync your comment is trash. this young man walks and talks like a 21-year old. he doesn't have to … by lamont dozier on food trucks are so 2016. the now thing in mobile food is on instagram, and its name is the dankery. (food feature) in print september 12, 2018 vol 35, no 37 cover gallery issues by date september 12, 2018 september 5, 2018 august 29, 2018 august 22, 2018 august 15, 2018 august 8, 2018 august 1, 2018 july 25, 2018 july 18, 2018 july 11, 2018 july 4, 2018 june 27, 2018 june 20, 2018 june 13, 2018 june 6, 2018 may 30, 2018 may 23, 2018 may 16, 2018 may 9, 2018 may 2, 2018 april 25, 2018 april 18, 2018 april 11, 2018 april 4, 2018 march 28, 2018 march 21, 2018 march 14, 2018 march 7, 2018 february 28, 2018 february 21, 2018 february 14, 2018 february

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