• Issue Archive for
  • Mar 12-19, 2008
  • Vol. 25, No. 11

Elections

  • Time to tune in for the May 6 primary

    In seven weeks, North Carolina voters may have the chance to help choose the next occupant of the White House—for the first time in two decades.

Food

  • Farmers' market comes to Chapel Hill

    Plus: NCFOOD features news of food events, Locopops expands and Spanish wine and cooking class at Red Room Tapas Lounge.

Special Issues

  • The American (bad) Dream
  • The American (bad) Dream

    Several times a month, someone from the county clerk's office stands outside the first-floor elevator of the Durham County Courthouse and sells people's dreams.
  • Anatomy of a foreclosure

    Besides the borrower, there are four entities involved in loan-making: lenders, brokers, investors and servicing companies.
  • Buyer beware

    Several terms signal you could be entering a bad deal.
  • Crawling out of the foreclosure hole

    States have been excluded from regulating real-estate transactions that historically had been under their watch, N.C. Attorney General Roy Cooper says.
  • Stung by a middleman
  • Stung by a middleman

    "They make it sound like all these people [in foreclosure] are in over their heads," Wilma Vaughn says, "but they're in over their heads because these companies put them in over their heads."
  • Vanlife
  • Vanlife

    Between 1996 and 1999, I spent over a thousand nights bedded down in my van.

Film

  • <i>Love Lived on Death Row</i>
  • Love Lived on Death Row

    Tragedy, forgiveness and justice in Pittsboro filmmaker Linda Booker's first feature film

Columns

  • Ain't no sunshine

    Records are often difficult to get, and now, even more so, since President George W. Bush designated entire categories of federal documents off-limits in the name of "national security."

Multimedia

Music

  • Whiskeytown
  • Whiskeytown

    You could say a desire to dig through memories and crawlspaces for artifacts drives this deluxe edition.
  • Burned-out Comet

    Standing in front and looking through the big twin windows, I try to decide whether the place looks any different these days, but I remember that I'd actually never entered the Comet through the front door.
  • Richard Bacchus and Jesse Malin
  • Richard Bacchus and Jesse Malin

    Malin barked the anthems, dragging his mic stand into the dancing audience. Bacchus added his high-end punch.
  • Familiar with <i>Strangers</i>
  • Familiar with Strangers

    We asked several musicians, journalists and fans to share their thoughts on Strangers Almanac 11 years after its release.
  • Whiskeytown's Caitlin Cary on <i>Strangers Almanac</i>
  • Whiskeytown's Caitlin Cary on Strangers Almanac

    For our retrospective on Whiskeytown's Strangers Almanac, we spoke with songwriter, violinist and singer Caitlin Cary via e-mail about the band she recorded it with.

Arts

  • Delta Boys' Howie the Rookie nets rare five-star review

    Compared with the watery domestic beer we're often served on local stages, Howie the Rookie is a single-malt whiskey direct from the old country, as potent as it is intoxicating, served straight, no chaser.

Diversions

  • Ease Out
  • Ease Out

Free Stuff & Promos

Ye Olde Archives

  • Investing in the future
  • Investing in the future

    I may forget who was sitting across the table at dinner a decade ago, but I will remember the wines and how they tasted.
  • Quintron and Miss Pussycat
  • Quintron and Miss Pussycat

    The pair's unflagging spirit wants to have fun, to party, to do what they do best in New Orleans, especially at funerals: to celebrate.
  • Friday 3.14
  • Friday 3.14

    Coliseum, Strike Anywhere, Riverboat Gamblers at The Brewery; more
  • Saturday 3.15
  • Saturday 3.15

    Choreo Collective at Chapel Hill High School; more
  • Sunday 3.16
  • Sunday 3.16

    Wayne "The Train" Hancock at Berkeley Cafe; more
  • Monday 3.17
  • Monday 3.17

    Stephen Labaton at Duke Campus; more
  • Wednesday 3.19
  • Wednesday 3.19

    Bill T. Jones/ Arnie Zane Dance at Duke; more

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