{  Home › Archives  }
Results 1-20 of 18,038

18 Nov 2009

« Cover story Nov. 18, 2009
Cover Nov. 18, 2009
Give back the Yadkin, dammit
For 50 years, Alcoa has controlled—and profited from—part of the Yadkin River. Now Gov. Perdue and concerned citizens want it back.
By Bob Geary | 18 Nov 2009 (News: North Carolina)
Wednesday 11.18
Pictures Reframed; more
18 Nov 2009 (Our Picks: 8 Days a Week)
Thursday 11.19
Melt Banana; more
18 Nov 2009 (Our Picks: 8 Days a Week)
Friday 11.20
Looking for Ms. Locklear; more
18 Nov 2009 (Our Picks: 8 Days a Week)
Saturday 11.21
Bull City, Morningbell, Jews and Catholics; more
18 Nov 2009 (Our Picks: 8 Days a Week)
Sunday 11.22
Underoath; more
18 Nov 2009 (Our Picks: 8 Days a Week)
Monday 11.23
Blues Control, Jamie Stewart
18 Nov 2009 (Our Picks: 8 Days a Week)
Tuesday 11.24
Public Nudity Songwriters Night
18 Nov 2009 (Our Picks: 8 Days a Week)
Wednesday 11.25
Messiah
18 Nov 2009 (Our Picks: 8 Days a Week)
After the bust, luxury is dirt cheap
Initially priced at $265,000, upscale condos in Raleigh's Meadow Wood Park sold for as little as $116,000 at a recent public auction.
By Lisa Sorg | 18 Nov 2009 (News: National)
The long and circuitous path to license renewal
Other applicants can vie for the license when it's up for renewal, as the state is doing—over Alcoa's objection that its application came in after the 2006 deadline.
By Bob Geary | 18 Nov 2009 (News: North Carolina)
Timeline: Alcoa on the Yadkin
Fueled by Andrew Mellon's fortune, Alcoa came to dominate the aluminum industry in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
By Bob Geary | 18 Nov 2009 (News: North Carolina)
Chapel Hill's Varsity Theatre prepares for its new lease on life
Paul Shareshian wants the two-screen theater to become a community space as well, where brides can rent space to show their wedding videos and a group of seniors can watch classic films.
By Joe Schwartz | 18 Nov 2009 (News: Orange County)
What's next? Court, Durham county attorney says
If anyone wants to question a vote commissioners took last month to move the Jordan Lake watershed, it's going to have to be an outside party in a lawsuit.
By Samiha Khanna | 20 Nov 2009 (News: Durham County)
Designers draft plans for Rolling Hills, Southside
A team of planners is holding public meetings all week at the Hayti Heritage Center on Old Fayetteville Street.
By Samiha Khanna | 18 Nov 2009 (News: Durham County)
War on Terror Toll
Number of U.S. and N.C.-based soldiers killed and wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan
18 Nov 2009 (News: The Count)
'Bama
By Jeremy M. Lange | 18 Nov 2009 (Columns: Gallery)
Bev 'n' Mike
By V.C. Rogers | 18 Nov 2009 (Columns: Peripheral Visions)
Private nature
With our faces buried beneath hats and scarves, Grandpa and I didn't say much, but I remember well the soundtracks of crunching snow, panting dogs and breeze-tickled bare twigs.
By Heather Cook | 18 Nov 2009 (Columns: Front Porch)
More bad flu news, this time in your pee
ScienceNews.org reports that concentrations of Tamiflu's "active form" are showing up in rivers downstream of wastewater treatment plants. The source: human urine.
By Lisa Sorg | 18 Nov 2009 (Columns: Living Green)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next Next
return to top
or use our advanced search