• Issue Archive for
  • Apr 8-15, 2009
  • Vol. 26, No. 14

News

  • Meeker to go for 5th term as mayor

    On Monday, Raleigh Mayor Charles Meeker will announce his decision about running again in October, and several excellent sources say he will run.
  • Orange still wrangling trash plans
  • Orange still wrangling trash plans

    Capital costs are spread out over 20 years, making it impossible to compare the contractual risks of hiring a private contractor with the long-term costs of investing in a county-run facility.

Columns

  • 'Shine on, Popcorn
  • 'Shine on, Popcorn

    It was tempting to see Maggie Valley bootlegger Popcorn Sutton as a tourist attraction, a kind of moonshiner Buffalo Bill who parlayed a colorful past into a commercial identity based on nostalgia for a lost era.
  • National Gardening Month
  • National Gardening Month

    The National Gardening Association estimates that more than 70 percent of Americans garden, whether it's indoor or out.

Sports

  • Previewing the Durham Bulls in 2009
  • Previewing the Durham Bulls in 2009

    When the Tampa Bay Rays won the American League pennant last year and stepped into the World Series spotlight, everything changed for the Durham Bulls.

Music

  • The guide to the week's concerts
  • The guide to the week's concerts

    An Horse, Of Montreal, Bowerbirds, Bombadil, Joe Bell & the Stinging Blades, Mark Holland's Rhythm Force, more
  • Superchunk's <i>Leaves in the Gutter</i> EP
  • Superchunk's Leaves in the Gutter EP

    Three tracks are premieres, but another is an acoustic demo of the contagious lead tune, "Learned to Surf," while the other is the first widespread release of "Misfits and Mistakes," a punchy little classic cut in 2007 as a limited-edition seven-inch for a cartoon soundtrack.
  • Rapper Big Pooh's <i>The Delightful Bars</i>
  • Rapper Big Pooh's The Delightful Bars

    9th's cottony bassline gives Pooh the comfort to use the track as a confession booth and finally uncover many of the details about the Little Brother-9th split that everyone's been harassing the three guys about for years.

Arts

  • PlayMakers Rep takes Jane Austen from page to stage
  • PlayMakers Rep takes Jane Austen from page to stage

    Would you be willing to modify a text that is nearly sacred to legions of Jane Austen worshipers and premiere it opposite the Final Four and while the actor who most perfectly embodied Mr. Darcy was sporting around nearby? No, me neither.
  • Duke Theater Studies' <i>Exit the King</i>
  • Duke Theater Studies' Exit the King

    Duke's take on Exit the King ranks as an inventive and imaginative look at the dying of the light, and what happens when there's nothing left to rage against.

Film

Food

  • Food + good deeds

    Durham Inner-City Gardeners Pie Social and Skill-Sharing Silent Auction; A Taste of Home benefit; Doughman benefit
  • <i>Food, Inc.</i> slips by the foxes at the henhouse
  • Food, Inc. slips by the foxes at the henhouse

    Robert Kenner's film is a damning look at a food system that treats its animals, farmers and workers little better than the commodities of corn, wheat and soy that form the basis of most foodstuffs lining grocery store shelves.

Special Issues

  • Recapping Full Frame 2009
  • Recapping Full Frame 2009

    Award winners, André Leon Talley, Hoop Dreams and more

Diversions

Free Stuff & Promos

  • Carrot Cake
  • Carrot Cake

    Who's hopping for carrot cake?

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