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As White Students Leave Traditional Public Schools in Orange County, Minorities Are Paying for Charter Schools That Don’t Serve Them
The two charters in northern Orange County are about 90 percent white
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What If There Was a Simple Way to Keep N.C. School Boards and County Commissioners From Fighting Over Money?
There is. And it’s already in place in most of the rest of the country.
Letters to the Editor | While Public School Teachers Rally for Respect, One Private School Headmaster Gets Arrested
Film
If Rogue One Was a War Picture Set in the Star Wars Universe, then Solo Is a Space Western—a Pretty Good One, Too
The origin story of the beloved space smuggler opens wide on Friday, May 25.
Multimedia
Music
Record Review: On No Excuses, Nance Has His Eye on the Next Level
The Dutch producer teams up with the adventurous Raleigh trio for a record that toes the line between slick and a snoozefest.
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The Time Is Ripe for Picking and Eating North Carolina Strawberries—and the Brilliant Concoctions Local Chefs Make With Them
Governor Cooper declared May to be Strawberry Month in North Carolina. In this case, believe the hype.
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As a New Art and Community Space Run by and Focused on People of Color, The584 Is an Essential Addition to Downtown Durham
“This is the first African-Latina-run art site in downtown Durham,” Michelle Gonzalez-Green says with justifiable pride.
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Roller Derby Evolved from a Violent Spectacle into a Genuine Competitive Sport for Women, Exploding in Popularity in North Carolina and Around the World
See the Triangle's own roller derby roustabouts, the Carolina Rollergirls, at Dorton Arena this weekend.
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Park West Village’s Fifth Annual Live in the District Concert Series Kicks Off Thursday Night
From beach music to up-and-coming songwriters, eighties resurrections to the Journey tribute band Resurrection, there’s something for everyone
