Indy Week

Houses Tobacco Built

Introduction to this quarter's home decorating issue. A look at the ongoing adaptation of old buildings to new uses in Durham.

• by Carol Wills

Old Buildings, New Uses

• by Kate Dobbs Ariail

Living in Space

• by Carol Wills

The Urban Village is Born

• by Beth Livingston

Pretty Good Landscaping

• by Frank Hyman

Creative differences

Learn why a restauranteur, a group of swing dancers and city officials are debating over the fate of the Durham Armory.

• by Mark W. Hornburg

The Twilight of Tobacco

Last Generation, a photographic exhibition at Durham Art Guild, explores the lives of local tobacco farmers.

• by Kate Dobbs Ariail

Fall of the empire

Ridley Scott's Gladiator revives the sword-and-sandal movie genre.

• by Godfrey Cheshire

The Trail Less Traveled

As the region sprawls and sprawls, open-space advocates are losing the battle to keep the Triangle green.

• by Bob Geary
• Tags: News Feature, sprawl

Land for swap

• by Bob Geary

First Person

Why is America so slavishly addicted to drug testing?

• by Barbara Ehrenreich

Beating the bush

• by Afefe L. Tyehimba

23 verses of blues

• by Gavin O'Hara

Porch Quote

Enough cars already!

Letters to the Editor

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Our critics' picks in new releases

• by Chuck Waters

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Our critics' picks in new releases

• by Rob Seals

In music

Rumble Seat

• by Dan Neil

Joe Gould's Secret

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Our critics' picks in new releases

• by Joe Vanderford

In tours

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Our critics' picks in new releases

• by Roberta Penn

In festivals

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Our critics' picks in new releases

• by Angie Carlson

In light shows

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Our critics' picks in new releases

• by Angie Carlson

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Our critics' picks in new releases

• by Angie Carlson

Jubilee

Siler City residents reclaim their town from David Duke.

• by Patrick O'Neill

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