Thursday, December 30, 2010
Durham JobLink Mobile Returns to Northgate Mall
The Durham JobLink Mobile Unit Returns to Northgate Mall with Express Job Referral Service and Free Workshops on January 3.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Bull City Vegan Challenge Winners
Best Appetizer: Rue Cler -- Frisée Salad with Pommes Frites House Made Vegan Bacon and more
Best Entree: Rue Cler -- Spicy Lentil Sausage Corona Bean Ragout Sautéed Greens Mushroom Veloute
Best Dessert: Beyu -- Chocolate Mousse
Best Entree: Rue Cler -- Spicy Lentil Sausage Corona Bean Ragout Sautéed Greens Mushroom Veloute
Best Dessert: Beyu -- Chocolate Mousse
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
DPS Names Two New Principals
Durham's school board named two new principals: Nathan Hester at Creekside Elementary School, and Sheldon Reynolds at the new Lakewood Montessori Middle School.
Dockery Named Associate Vice Chancellor
James Dockery was named associate vice chancellor for human resources at N.C. Central University.
Holiday openings at Northgate Mall
Jim's Famous Barbecue is opening in Northgate Mall today. The eatery will be in the former Greek Cuisine space in the food court. Greek Cuisine has expanded to a new space by Entrance 5.
Jackets' and More, a seasonal store, had decided to stay until February rather than ending the lease in December.
Rainbow, a new 7,000-square-foot apparel store, will be opening in March. Rainbow will be located across from Jimmy Jazz and will carry women's and children's apparel and shoes.
Basix will be moving in January to the former Pac Sun location next to The Children's Place.
Jackets' and More, a seasonal store, had decided to stay until February rather than ending the lease in December.
Rainbow, a new 7,000-square-foot apparel store, will be opening in March. Rainbow will be located across from Jimmy Jazz and will carry women's and children's apparel and shoes.
Basix will be moving in January to the former Pac Sun location next to The Children's Place.
HTC Opens Office in Downtown Durham
HTC, a Taiwanese smart-phone maker announced that it's opening an office in downtown Durham's American Tobacco Campus, called HTC Innovation Center and Corporate Strategy Office.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Yates Joins Duke University School of Law's Board of Visitors
John Yates is the new chairman of the Development Committee for the Duke University School of Law's Board of Visitors.
Durham Young Professionals Present Awards
Durham Young Professionals presented its inaugural Bull's Eye awards to recognize organizations that are committed to the development of young professionals, adapts work-life friendly policies, values generational differences and institutes attraction and retention initiatives for young talent.The awards also recognize young professionals who are making a difference in the business community.
The 2010 winners were:
Best Places for Young Professors to Work: iContact, McKinney, Homewood Suites by Hilton, Greeting Express, Bull City Forward
Young Professional of the Year: Clay Harris of WorkSmart
Young Entrepreneur of the Year: Jamie Patterson, Subject 2 Change
Young Professional Mentor of the Year: Michelle Gonzales, SeeSaw Studio
The 2010 winners were:
Best Places for Young Professors to Work: iContact, McKinney, Homewood Suites by Hilton, Greeting Express, Bull City Forward
Young Professional of the Year: Clay Harris of WorkSmart
Young Entrepreneur of the Year: Jamie Patterson, Subject 2 Change
Young Professional Mentor of the Year: Michelle Gonzales, SeeSaw Studio
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
RTI International Names Director
RTI International named Michele "Mikki" Leach as the director of mergers and acquisitions.
MADD Honors Durham Police Officer
The local chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving honored Jim Barr Jr., a Durham police officer, for making 53 driving while impaired arrests so far this year.
Monday, December 13, 2010
Wal-Mart Prepares New Store in Durham
Wal-Mart is preparing to start construction on its latest Durham store which will open in 2011 at a site on the corner of Martin Luther King, Jr. Parkway and Fayetteville Road.
Third Triangle Plato's Closet Opening After Christmas
Plato's Closet will open in Renaissance Village along Renaissance Parkway in Durham on December 27.
Art Institute Names New President
The Art Institute of Raleigh-Durham, located in Durham, named Chris Mesecar as its new president.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Eigenrauch Selected as Executive Director
Adam H. Eigenrauch was selected for the position of Executive Director at the Emily Krzyzewski Center.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Laettner Inducted to Hall of Fame
Former Duke Basketball star Christian Laettner was inducted into the College Basketball Hall of Fame.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Forte-Brown Named to State Board
Durham Board of Education Chairwoman Minnie Forte-Brown was elected to the Board of Directors for the North Carolina School Boards Association.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Seasonal Changes for Northgate Mall
Below is a list of seasonal changes taking place at Northgate Mall.
- Calendar Club kiosk is opening next week in front of Bath & Body Works and will be offering calendars, date books and other gifts for the Holidays.
- Classic kiosk is opened in front of Logo Maniacs featuring Holiday gifts including sheets and scarves.
- Reeds Jewelers kiosk has opened in front of Verizon Wireless specializing in Chamilla beads and buying gold for cash.
- TROSA is back at Northgate's tree lot located outside of Macy's in parking deck 3 selling live Christmas trees, wreaths and garland.
- Unlimited Kids is a new store just across from Kay Jewelers selling children's shoes and accessories.
- Vivid will soon be reopening its store next to Macy's selling women and children's formal wear, party wear and men's formal wear.
- T- Mobile kiosk is now opened across from Haagen Dazs/Planet Smoothie and Eko Wireless.
- The Inter-Faith Food Shuttle has relocated from The Shops at Northgate to the Mall with an outside entrance next to Khen's Tailor Shop on the Macy's side of the Mall.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Wittig Joins Baldwin
Barbara Wittig joined Baldwin, an advertising agency in Durham as an account supervisor.
New Cafe Opens on Erwin Road
Sandella’s Flatbread Café, a fast-casual franchise specializing in brick-oven baked flatbreads, opened in the Pavilion East at Lakeview shopping center on Erwin Road.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
New Performance Center Opens Near Southpoint Mall
BELLAN Performance Centre, a center for dance, movement, life fitness, performance and art located on Fayetteville Road, is holding a grand opening celebration on Saturday, December 4th and 11th.
Gourmet Market Coming to Hope Valley Square
Bull Street Gourmet & Market is opening in Hope Valley Square at Shannon Road and Old Chapel Hill Road in the coming months.
Monday, November 8, 2010
City of Medicine Academy Principal Earns Award
Elizabeth Shearer of City of Medicine Academy was honored as the Durham Public Schools' Principal of the Year and will now represent the district in the North Carolina Wachovia Principal of the Year competition.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Digitalsmiths Moves to Durham
Digitalsmiths, a video search system used by film studios and websites, is moving from Morrisville to the American Tobacco Campus in downtown Durham.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Red Roof Inn Has New General Manager
The Red Roof Inn, Duke University Medical Center has hired Robin Alston as the new general manager.
Clay Studio Moves
The Durham Arts Council's Clay Studio is moving to Northgate Mall and should be open by the end of 2010.
Judd Selected as Principal
Letisha Judd was selected as the new principal of Y.E. Smith Elementary School.
Carrington Middle School Gets New Leader
Holly Emanuel was named the new principal of Carrington Middle School.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Merrill New Director of Sales
Deanna Merrill is the new Director of Sales for the Marriott at Research Triangle Park.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Pomegranate Kitchen Opens in Straw Valley
Pomegranate Kitchen, a new restaurant focusing on fresh, local ingredients, opened in Straw Valley, the shopping center near New Hope Commons.
N.C. Biotechnology Center Unveils New Addition
The N.C. Biotechnology Center has unveiled its new $10.1 million, 20,000-square-foot addition.
Hudson Elected President of N.C. Conference of Superior Court Judges
Orlando Hudson, senior resident Superior Court judge in Durham County, was elected president of the N.C. Conference of Superior Court Judges.
Duke University Initiative Will Promote Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Duke University is launching a major campus-wide initiative to expand the societal impact of Duke innovations and better serve students who seek to think big, follow their dreams and launch initiatives of their own as entrepreneurs.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
AICPA Elects New Chairman
The Durham-based American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, AICPA, has elected Paul V. Stahlin as chairman of the organization for the upcoming one-year term.
Former Aldagen EVP/COO Appointed to Board of the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine
Edward L. Field has been appointed as the Vice Chairman of the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine. Aldage is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company based in Durham.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Steel Blue Relocates
Steel Blue has relocated from US 70 to 711 Rigsbee Avenue, just south of Fullsteam and Motorco Music Hall.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Officials Break Ground on New School
The Voyager Academy broke ground at the site of the new 40,000-square-foot facility which they expect to open next August.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Farmhand Foods Opens and Launches New Food Truck
Farmhand Foods, a new company to connect North Carolina livestock farmers with consumers, retailers and restaurants, is opening in Durham and will launch a food truck, Sausage Wagon, on October 28.
Aldagen Names New CEO
Lyle Hohnke is now the CEO for Aldagen, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company based in Durham.
Duke University School of Medicine Break Ground on New Center
The Duke University School of Medicine broke ground on on 84,000-square-foot Learning Center, set to be completed in 2013.
Fonville Morisey Expands Market Share
Ward & Misenheimer Realty has joined Fonville Morisey Realty, increasing Fonville Morisey's market share in Durham to 20 percent.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Hotel Has New General Manager
Brad Stalvey is the new General Manager for the Sleep Inn Hotel on Page Road in Durham.
BioCryst Pharmaceuticals Moves Headquarters
BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, a publicly traded drug development company, is shifting its headquarters to Durham, where it has had offices since 2006.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
McAlister's Deli Opening New Location
McAlister's Deli will be opening a new Durham location off Fayetteville Road in the Renaissance Center shopping plaza.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Rowland Joins TROSA Board
MindWorks Multimedia’s CEO, Greg Rowland, was recently elected to join the Board of Directors of Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers (TROSA).
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Zift Solutions Moves to Durham
Zift Solutions, maker of web-based software and online marketing tools for companies, has completed a round of financing and is moving to Durham.
New License Plate Agency Open
A new North Carolina License Plate Agency is open on Highway 55 in the Greenwood Commons Shopping Center.
Monday, October 4, 2010
New Stores Opening at Northgate Mall
AT&T will be opening a new store by Jan. 2. The store will be close to Prime Cleaners in the Shops at Northgate on the Guess Road side.
Interfaith Food Shuttle will be moving into the mall from the Shops and will be next to Khen's Tailor Shop.
T Mobile is opening a kiosk near the food court by Oct. 15.
Lace Creations Wigs & Salon is moving to a larger space in the plaza, expanding to more than twice its size.
Interfaith Food Shuttle will be moving into the mall from the Shops and will be next to Khen's Tailor Shop.
T Mobile is opening a kiosk near the food court by Oct. 15.
Lace Creations Wigs & Salon is moving to a larger space in the plaza, expanding to more than twice its size.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Princess Open in Northgate Mall
Princess, a store selling women's accessories, costume jewelry, handbags, belts and shoes is now open in Northgate Mall.
Five Below Opening in New Hope Commons
Five Below, a company which sells merchandise priced $1-$5 that are geared toward teenagers, is opening in New Hope Commons Friday, October 1.
Durham County Board of Commissioners Appointments
The Durham County Board of Commissioners made the following appointments at their last meeting:
- Adult Care Community Advisory Board -- Kristopher Powell, Martha Simpson, Gwendolyn Price.
- Area Mental Health Board -- Amir Berhannu and Philip Golden.
- Audit Oversight Committee -- William Pierce, Manuel L. Rojas and Sid Stroupe.
- Citizens Advisory Committee -- Da'Neen Weeks.
- Criminal Justice Partnership Act Advisory Board -- Nina Bullock.
- Industrial Facilities Pollution Control Financing Authority -- Edward F. Connor and Charles H. Darvin.
- Raleigh-Durham Airport Noise Abatement Committee -- Miles Simpson.
- Adult Care Community Advisory Board -- Kristopher Powell, Martha Simpson, Gwendolyn Price.
- Area Mental Health Board -- Amir Berhannu and Philip Golden.
- Audit Oversight Committee -- William Pierce, Manuel L. Rojas and Sid Stroupe.
- Citizens Advisory Committee -- Da'Neen Weeks.
- Criminal Justice Partnership Act Advisory Board -- Nina Bullock.
- Industrial Facilities Pollution Control Financing Authority -- Edward F. Connor and Charles H. Darvin.
- Raleigh-Durham Airport Noise Abatement Committee -- Miles Simpson.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Gallery Opens on Durham Chapel Hill Blvd.
The owner of Hair By Design on Durham Chapel Hill Blvd. has opened an antique furniture store downstairs from the salon that's called, Down Under Gallery.
DPS Fills Positions
Paul LeSieur was hired to serve as the executive director of budget and management and Julie Spencer was named assistant superientendent for instructional services for Durham Public Schools.
Principal Appointed for Elementary School
Dionne McLaughlin was appointed principal of Pearsontown Elementary School.
Friday, September 24, 2010
Bronto Software is a Great Place to Work
Bronto Software was named one of the Best Places to Work 2010 in the mid-size business category by Triangle Business Journal.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Morey named Durham Chief District Court Judge
Marcia H. Morey was appointed Chief District Court Judge for Judicial District 14, serving Durham County.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
New Website Launched by City
Durham residents looking for information on the 2010 Street Bond Referendum can visit http://www.durhamoperationgreenlight.org/. The website was redesigned and updated to provide the latest information on why the City of Durham is placing a $20 million street bond referendum on the November 2, 2010 ballot, seeking approval from voters to borrow money to repave 150 miles of road in Durham.
Ribbon Cutting for Durham Teen Center Scheduled
An official ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new $950,000 Durham Teen Center, located at 1101 Cornell Street, is planned for Saturday, September 25, 2010, at 10 a.m.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Sally Webb Appointed to Positions
Sally Webb, CEO of Durham's Special Event Company, was appointed to two positions of industry leadership: advisory board for the Special Event Magazine and certification board of the International Special Events Society.
One-Txt started in Durham
John Pelphrey, co-owner of LabourLove Gallery in Durham, has started a new business, One-Txt, which provides mass text message plans for small businesses starting at $25 a month.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
The Special Event Co. Launches New Division
The Special Event Company, located in Durham, NC and London, England, has launched a new division. International Meeting Planners will focus on full-service delivery of meetings for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industires.
Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University Celebrates Anniversary
The Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University is celebrating their five year anniversary in October.
Emrise Corp. Relocates to Durham
Emrise Corp., a manufacturer of electronic devices for the defense and aerospace industries, is relocating its corporate headquarters to Durham.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
The Chordoma Foundation Moves to Durham
The Chordoma Foundation. a nonprofit and scientific research organization, is moving from Greensboro to Durham’s American Tobacco Campus.
The Special Event Co. Hires Director
The Special Event Co., an event and meeting management company based in Durham, hired Brian Acheson CSEP (certified special events professional) as company director of event operations and production.
MindWorks Awarded Two Telly Awards
MindWorks Multimedia, a multimedia, e-learning and video production company in Durham, received two bronze Telly Awards.
Myers elected Chairman
Lewis Myers of The Freelon Group has been elected chairman of the Advisory Board of the N.C. State University Industrial Extension Service.
Hunky Dory Opens on Ninth Street
Hunky Dory, an "eclectic emporium" opened last week on Ninth Street in the space between The Regulator Bookshop and Blue Corn Cafe.
Center offers calls to seniors
The Durham Center for Senior Life has started a Telephone Reassurance Program to provide services to homebound seniors living independently.
Friday, September 3, 2010
Durham County Memorial Stadium Reopens Tonight
Following more than $8 million in renovations, the Durham County Memorial Stadium will reopen tonight for Nothern High School's game against Greensboro Page.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Swap Shop Reopened
The Durham County Swap Shop has reopened at the Redwood Solid Waste and Recycling Convenience Site and is open Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Doing Good in the Neighborhood Community Care Grant Awards Announced
Duke University’s Office of Durham and Regional Affairs announced the 2010 recipients of the Doing Good in the Neighborhood Community Care Grant Awards.
Fifteen non-profit organizations were selected to receive the grants; the maximum grant is $2,000.
Fifteen non-profit organizations were selected to receive the grants; the maximum grant is $2,000.
- Child and Parent Support Services, for expansion of the Healthy Families program;
- Citizen Schools, to create vibrant, hands-on learning experiences for at-risk middle school students;
- Crayons2Calculators, for monthly school-supply giveaways for Durham Public Schools teachers;
- Durham Economic Resource Center, to fund outreach to Durham’s Latino community;
- Durham Literacy Center, for expansion of the Escuela de la Familia, a literacy program for Latino families in Durham;
- Durham Rescue Mission, to provide backpacks filled with school supplies to children at the group’s annual back-to-school party;
- Durham TRY, for the Living in Future Tense program to help teen dads and moms connect with each other in support of their children;
- Genesis Home, for an expansion of their after-school tutoring and mentoring program for school age children at the shelter for homeless families;
- i4m, for the Innovation for Motivation Scholarship program to provide intersession programming for low-income students at Chewning Middle School;
- New Horizons Academy of Excellence and The Reality Center, for a grant to integrate the two facilities to serve at-risk youth;
- SeeSaw Studio, for the expansion of their Youth Designer Mentoring Program;
- TROSA, for expansion of TROSA Grocery's product selection;
- Urban Ministries of Durham, for the Suds for the Shelter project, to purchase supplies for the community shelter's laundry room;
- Voices Together, for the expansion of the Little Voices program to support therapeutic choral groups for young children with developmental disabilities;
- YO: Durham, for expansion of the YO: Durham Parent Academy.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Self-Serve Yogurt Opening
Tutti Frutti, a self-serve yogurt shop, is opening in the Hope Valley Square Shopping Center.
1000 West Main Street 100% Occupied
The Futures Group is moving from Meridian Parkway to the entire second floor of the 1000 West Main Street Building.
Golden Belt Welcomes New Tenants
Bikram Yoga is now open in Golden Belt. Dogstar Tatoo and graphic design firm, Cuberis LLC, are both in the process of moving from other locations in Durham to Golden Belt.
Women's Center at NCCU Honorees
The Women's Center at N.C. Central University is honoring Jacqueline Waddell-Johnson, Baiyina W. Muhammad, and Regina Alston with their Unsung Leaders Award and Minnie Forte-Brown, Kay Thomas, and Yvonne Scruggs-Leftwich with The Heroine Award.
Contract Post Office Open in Northgate Shopping Center
A new Contract Post Office with virtually all postal services has opened in The Shops at Northgate shopping center.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Durham's Partnership for Children Honored
The Board of County Commissioners presented Durham's Partnership for Children, a Smart Start Initiative, with its Commissioners' Community Circle Award.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Ground Breaking for New School
Officials broke ground for the construction of the City of Medicine Academy, a three-story, 40,000-square-food structure on Crutchfield Street. The school is expected to open for classes in one year.
Monday, August 23, 2010
Dogstar Tattoo to open in Golden Belt
Dogstar Tattoo is moving out of its building on Ninth Street to a new location in Golden Belt near the new Bikram Yoga Durham studio.
New Rescue Mission building plans on track
The Durham Rescue Mission submitted plans to the Durham city planning department for a two-story building to serve as a multipurpose building at its center on East Main Street with constructions planned for 2011.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Old Havana Sandwich Shop Opening this Fall
The Old Havana Sandwich Shop is prepping for a fall opening at 310 E. Main Street.
604 West Morgan Italian Eatery Opening Soon
The former Tosca Ristorante Italiano site has undergone a transformation and will open as a new restaurant: 604 West Morgan Italian Eatery which will include a trattoria featuring Cinelli's Pizza, relocated from the Ninth Street area.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
New Park Opens in Durham
Durham Parks and Recreation will host the official ribbon cutting ceremony for Old Chapel Hill Road Park (3751 SW Durham Dr.) on August 26 at 5:30 pm.
Monday, August 16, 2010
NCSSM Names Chancellor
Todd Roberts, a Durham native, was named chancellor of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics.
Foster's Market Expanding
Foster's Market received city approval for expansion plans to add about 1,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor dining area to the restaurant, a paved parking lot with 102 spaces, and a new two-story building with 7,000 square feet of leasable retail and office space.
DCABP Honors Pair
The Durham Committe on the Affairs of Black People will honor William J. Barber II and Sharon Elliott-Bynum, co-founder and executive director of CAARE Inc.
Friday, August 13, 2010
West End Billiards Opening
West End Wine Bar is opening a West End Billiards a couple doors down from their current location on West Main Street.
Storch Appointed to Commission
Durham County Magistrate Steven Storch was appointed to serve on the N.C. Domestic Violence Commission.
Monday, August 9, 2010
Friday, August 6, 2010
Walltown Park Recreation Center Opening
The official grand opening for Walltown Park Recreation Center is scheduled for August 21.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Dance Studio Opens Downtown
Hot Club of Durham, a new dance studio in the Trotter Building in Downtown Durham, is now open and has classes and dances open to the public.
Casbah Plans Opening
Casbah, the music venue at 1007 W. Main Street in the Brightleaf Square area, is planning a late September opening.
Motorco Music Hall Opening
Motorco Music Hall, located at 403 W. Geer Street, is planning for a mid-September opening.
RDU Terminal 2 Phase II complete soon
Phase II of Terminal 2 at RDU International Airport is set to be complete by January of 2011.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Duke University Names New Campus Rabbi
Rabbi Jeremy Yoskowitz was named the new campus rabbi at Duke University.
Durhamite Wins Commerce Job
Henry McKoy, the chairman and CEO of Durham-based Fourth-Sector Financial, was appointed assistant secretary for community development at the N.C. Division of Commerce.
Monday, August 2, 2010
Quintiles Hires New Executive
Quintiles, a Durham-based drug-research firm, hired Kevin Gordon as its new chief financial officer to oversee its financial health.
King's Sandwich Shop Opens
King's Sandwich Shop, located at Geer and Foster streets, is officially opening Tuesday, August 3.
Monday, July 26, 2010
New Stores Open in Northgate
Personality Portraits is opening next to Kay Jewelers in Northgate Mall.
Eyebrow Designer 21 is also opening a new store in Northgate Mall across from Victoria's Secret.
South Regional Library Opening
Durham County Library will host an open house to celebrate the opening of South Regional Library, located at 4505 S. Alston Avenue, on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
City-County Planning Department Customer Service Center Moves
The City-County Planning Department Customer Service Center is in a new location as of August 2.
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