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Which ex-high school standouts from Durham County area will play on Tuesday, April 7?

Tuesday, April 7 will see these former Durham County area high school stars in competition.


Leonardo Williams, Mayor at City Of Durham

Durham Police Department announces dates for free 2026 summer camp

The Durham Police Department has opened registration for its free annual Summer Camp in June through August. Four one-week sessions will offer structured activities for youth at no cost.
Tim J. Gabel, President and Chief Executive Officer

GreenBiz 26 panel discusses shared investment in sustainable agriculture

At GreenBiz 26 on March 26th, RTI International brought together industry leaders who discussed how sharing sustainability investments across agricultural supply chains can support struggling American farmers. Panelists emphasized incentives for adopting regenerative practices and highlighted partnerships between major brands like PepsiCo and ADM with producers.
Craig T. Albanese, CEO

Duke Health researchers develop nasal swab test for early Alzheimer’s detection

Duke Health researchers have developed a nasal swab test capable of detecting early signs of Alzheimer’s disease before symptoms appear. The quick outpatient procedure analyzes nerve and immune cells collected from inside the nose for gene activity linked to Alzheimer’s.

Duke announces $203 million HomeGrown initiative to boost economic opportunity in Triangle region

Duke University announced a $203 million investment over three years aimed at expanding economic opportunity in Durham and the Triangle through its HomeGrown initiative. The plan focuses on jobs creation, support for local businesses and affordable housing efforts.


Tim J. Gabel, President and Chief Executive Officer

Report highlights lack of youth perspectives in school gun violence discussions

A new report says youth voices are often missing from discussions on gun violence in schools. Despite rising numbers of shootings at K-12 institutions, students’ insights remain underrepresented in shaping safety policies.
Elijah Davis

Elijah Davis, Jordan High alum, heads to NCAA Tournament with Tar Heels

North Carolina will face the 11th-seeded VCU Rams in its tournament opener.
Mayor Leonardo Williams, City of Durham

City of Durham announces lane closures for waterline and sewer project in March 2026

The City of Durham has announced a series of road closures in March due to ongoing waterline replacement work in the American Tobacco District. Residents can expect lane shifts, detours, increased noise levels during daytime hours, but no service disruptions are anticipated.