• Issue Archive for
  • May 14-21, 2008
  • Vol. 25, No. 20

Elections

  • High noon in Mayberry

    The top Democratic nominees are all conservative, pro-business Democrats in the Basnight mold: Perdue, Hagan, Dalton.
  • The song remains the same

    Provisional ballots narrow gaps in the Durham Commission race, but don't change results
  • Split tickets in Chatham

    Chatham County voters sent a mixed message in last week's Democratic primary, choosing one winner from each of the slates vying for two commissioners' seats in a race that has left both sides dissecting the results a week later.

Food

Film

News

  • Retired Army Col. Ann Wright
  • Retired Army Col. Ann Wright

    "After a five-year presence of the most powerful military in the world, Iraq is a very violent place in great measure because of our presence."
  • Cary project proceeds
  • Cary project proceeds

    A judge has ruled against 19 Cary citizens who fought a 42-acre mixed-use development planned for a corner of Davis Drive and High House Road.

Columns

  • Thanks for endorsements

    Please know that you provide us with a great service that's not matched anywhere else
  • Dan Besse responds

    To many of us, it seems a bit hard to justify the suggestion that a serving elected official with a 20-year record of progressive public service should have quit a race because a first-time candidate wanted the same post.
  • We're the punishers

    After all, who will pick our tomatoes, prune our bushes and wash dishes 60 hours a week for less than minimum wage?

Multimedia

Music

  • Polvo mixes old, new
  • Polvo mixes old, new

    As Polvo took the stage, the fans were eager for the return of one of the most distinctive, influential bands to emerge in the 1990s indie rock scene, and that's what they got. Sort of.
  • The Pneurotics
  • The Pneurotics

    Forty radiates a calm confidence, the wisdom of a veteran matched by the genuinely youthful joy of discovery.
  • David Karsten Daniels
  • David Karsten Daniels

    The songs on Fear of Flying, largely about the pains of both disconnect and intimacy with family members, spill entrails across near empty backdrops, rarely making much musical progress.
  • New Polvo age
  • New Polvo age

    The night of its first show in a decade, half of Polvo talks the next stage
  • The guide to the week's concerts
  • The guide to the week's concerts

    Kenny Roby's Mercy Filter, Bell X1, Thrill Kill Kult, Helmet, Southern Culture on the Skids, Red Stick Ramblers, more

Arts

  • City of Oaks, and weed
  • City of Oaks, and weed

    The Saturday before the North Carolina primary, in the wake of local Obama rallies with attendance in the thousands, around 200 dedicated supporters of cannabis dot the lawn of the State Capitol building in Raleigh.
  • A ferocious dystopian novel from Sarah Hall
  • A ferocious dystopian novel from Sarah Hall

    There's a scene early on in Daughters of the North that is so viscerally horrifying that it functions as a useful shorthand for the novel's dystopia as a whole.

Diversions

Free Stuff & Promos

  • Fish Tacos
  • Fish Tacos

    Loco for Fish Tacos!!

Ye Olde Archives

  • Sunday 5.18
  • Sunday 5.18

    The Sociologist, The Architect and the Twisting Tower; more

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