Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Bayer USA Foundation Awards Grant to Durham Boys & Girls Club
The Bayer USA Foundation has awarded more than $70,000 to North Carolina nonprofits including the John Avery Boys & Girls Club of Durham.
Triangle Pint & Plate Opens
Triangle Brewing Company has opened Triangle Pint & Plate, a taproom which will open a restaurant in early 2014.
Durham Tech Foundation Receives $100k from Wells Fargo
The Durham Technical Community College Foundation has received a $100,000
grant from Wells Fargo to use for co-op and internship scholarships enrolled in
the college’s Career and Technical Education programs.
ZinBurger Wine & Burger Bar to open Dec 10 at Southpoint
Zinburger Wine & Burger Bar restaurant will open at the Streets at Southpoint Mall on December 10.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club Names Sales Manager
The Washington Duke Inn
& Golf Club has appointed Jon Campbell assales manager. In his role, Campbell will be responsible for developing new corporate accounts as well as working with
groups and conferences that consistently book with the Inn.
Duke to Open New Athletic Fields Dec 13
Three new athletic practice and recreation fields–two artificial turfs
and one grass–will open on Frank Bassett Dr. to all Duke University students and faculty Dec. 13.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Quintiles Wins Two Scrip Awards
Durham's Quintiles has receives the top "Contract Research Organization" honor for the second
consecutive year at the annual Scrip Awards.
Bookshop to Open in Downtown
Letters, a bookshop specializing in used, rare or out-of-print books, will open in Downtown Durham at 313 West Main Street.
Durham's GoGown Finds a Distributor
Durham's Go Gown, a medical health startup has partnered with Edison Nation Medical in Charlotte to distribute a disposable isolation gown to help reduce the risk of infection.
Friday, November 22, 2013
Motoroco's Restaurant, Parts & Labor Opens
Motorco's newly-opened kitchen, Parts & Labor has begun serving food from behind a glass walk between the showroom and the garage bar.
Durham's The Pit to Open Tuesday
Durham's The Pit, a barbecue restaurant is set to open in Durham on Tuesday.
Duke University to Offer Breakfast Delivery
Duke University will launch a Campus Breakfast Delivery program that will bring breakfast to students on West and Central Campuses in the 2014 Spring Semester.
Duke Men's Basketball Team Signs Four
Duke University Men's Basketball Coach Mike Krzyzewski has announced the signings of guards Grayson Allen and Tyus Jones, forward Justise Winslow and center Jahlil Okafor to the basketball team.
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Scientist E.O. Wilson to Teach at Duke.
Renowned scientist E.O. Wilson is moving his biodiversity foundation to Duke University, where he will also teach a graduate-level course.
Durham Resident to Receive State's Highest Civilian Honor
The North Carolina Awards, the State's highest honor awarded to a civilian, will be awarded to Dr. John Harding Lucas of Durham in the category of public service.
Scynexis Names New Executive for Animal Health
Durham drug discovery company Scynexis has appointed Dr. Vivian Doelling as vice president of animal health.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Bell and Howell Names New CEO
Durham-based Bell and Howell, a provider of high-volume mail and document-management technology, has named Ramesh Ratan as CEO, effective Jan. 3, 2014.
RTI Receives Grants from Gates Foundation
The Durham-based research institute RTI International has received additional
grants from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation for work on a competitive
toilet development project.
Durham Bulls Athletic Park to Add Gigantic Screens to Ballpark
The Durham Bulls Athletic park will add three displays to the ballpark experience. One will be 25.4 feet high and 63 feet long. The mechanical scoreboard will be rebuilt and installed in a location closer to the center field berm, as seen above.The second will be an LED strip running the length of the remaining outfield wall, from center to right field. It will be 327.6 feet long and 6.5 feet high. The third piece will be 3.2 feet high and run 119.8 feet. It will be installed above the new club level within the main seating bowl.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
118 Got Soul Opens on Parrish St.
118 Got Soul, a soul food restaurant has opened on 118 West Parrish Street.
Level Homes to Develop in Durham
Triangle newcomer Level Homes has plans to build in three Durham County communities. The builder has bought 214 homesites in the Brightleaf at the Park community, 144 homesites within the Cardinal Oaks community and 18 homesites at Green Gardens. Sales at Green Gardens have already started, with homes priced from the $165,000s. Level Homes’ units at Brightleaf will be priced from the $210,000s. Homes at Cardinal Oaks will be priced from the $150,000s.
Monday, November 18, 2013
Durham PR Firm Expands
Largemouth Communications has moved to new 3,500 sq ft office space on Slater Rd. to accommodate its growing workplace.
Vert & Vogue Celebrates Anniversary
Vert & Vogue, a boutique in Brightleaf Square will celebrate its 5-year anniversary by donating 5 percent of sales to SEEDS, a Durham community gardening nonprofit.
United Airlines adds Non-stop RDU flight to San Francisco
United Airlines has added a second non-stop flight from RDU to San Francisco that will run from April 1- August 18
Friday, November 15, 2013
Duke Lemur Center to Add New Kids Programs
The Duke Lemur Center has partnered with Bright Horse Afterschool Art to offer programs for kids in writing and illustration.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Duke Wins $15 Million Grant Renewal to Study Effects of Nanomaterials
Duke's Pratt
School of Engineering has won a $15-million grant renewal from the National
Science Foundation and the US Environmental Protection Agency to continue
learning more about where nanoparticles accumulate, how they interact with other
chemicals and how they affect the environment.
Chirba Chirba Pop Up Restaurant Brew & Skew Coming Nov 23
Durham food truck Chirba Chirba is teaming up with Aviator Brewing to open Brew & Skew, an Asian street food Pop Up Restaurant in Beltline Station on November 23 from 5-8pm.
Triangle Raw Foods to Open Vegan Cafe
Triangle Raw Foods plans to open a Vegan Cafe at 3216 Old Chapel Hill Blvd. in Durham in January.
Durham Tech Starts Back to Work Program
Durham Technical Community College will begin a new NC Back-to-Work Program with the help of a $119,600 grant from the State Board of Community Colleges.
NC Baptist Convention Elects Durham Resident to President
Rev. C.J. Bordeaux of Gorman Baptist Church has been appointed president of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Pop-Up Shop Opens Behind Motorco
A Pop-Up Shop has has opened in the DIY district behind Motorco. The shop features products from local artists and businesses.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Freelon Group Recognized for Design Projects
The Durham-based design firm The Freelon Group has been recognized by The American Institute of Architects' North Carolina Chapter recognized with a Merit Award and by the American Institute of Architects
Maryland Chapter award for design excellence.
Law Firm Announces Peer Awards
Pulley, Watson, King & Lischer announced that several partners of the firm, including Charles F. Carpenter, Pulley Watson, and Guy W. Crabtree were selected by their peers for recognition in “Best Lawyers,” a publication
for the legal profession
Durham Resident Wins Research Award
Durham Resident, YuanYuan (Laura) Xu, a postdoctoral fellow at the National Institute of
Environmental Health Sciences, has won the President’s Award for Research
Competition at a meeting of the N.C. Chapter of the Society of Toxicology.
Business Leader Recognized
Paul A. Hackmann, CEO of Skill Creation Inc. and Skill Creations of Durham was
awarded the “Steve Jordan Lighthouse Award” at the N.C. Providers Council Annual
Conference in Greensboro Oct. 10.
Monday, November 11, 2013
C. Wonder Coming to Streets at Southpoint
C. Wonder, a women's clothing accessories and home decor store will open at the Streets at Southpoint with a grand opening November 15 and 16.
Mark Cuban Invests in Validic
Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball team has made an investment in Validic, a Durham-based healthcare software company.
Friday, November 8, 2013
SciMetrika Wins Contract
SciMetrika, a Durham-based population health consulting firm, is a partner on a
$1.5 million, five-year contract from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention to implement a child maltreatment prevention program.
Housing Project Restarts With $12M Buyer
A
120-acre, housing project near Page Road has been purchased by GreenHawk Corp. for almost $12 million dollars. The development will target buyers aged 55 years and higher.
Duke Endowment Soars
Duke University's Duke University Management Co. had a 13.5 percent one-year return on
its endowment for the year ended June 30.
Research Triangle Cleantech Cluster Adds Member
The Research Triangle Cleantech Cluster has announced its second industry
member: O’Brien/Atkins Associates PA, a design services firm located in Durham,
near Research Triangle Park.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Coffee and Creame to open Nov 11 in Northgate
Coffee and Creame, a purveyer of Organo Gold Coffees and Teas and a topical pain relief cream will open Nov 11 in Northgate Mall.
American Undergrounds Adds to Team
American Underground, a startup hub based in the American Tobacco Campus has named Meredith Burgess director of marketing and Molly Demarest
has been named director of operations.
Durham Author Receives Award
Jonathan Katz’ book, “The Big Truck that Went By: How the World Came to Save Haiti and Left Behind a Disaster,” has receivedthe 2013 WOLA-Duke Human Rights Book Award. Katz, a Durham resident, is a former Associated Press correspondent and was the only full-time American correspondent in Haiti at the time of the 2010 earthquake
Duke Professors Implant New Cardiac Assist Device
Two Duke professors, Dr. Roberto Manson and Dr. Mani Daneshmand—both assistant professors of surgery at the Duke School of Medicine—participated in the implantation of a new type of cardiac assist device in a calf in collaboration with researchers from the National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan.
FHI 360 Names New CEO
Patrick Fine has been named the successor to retiring CEO Albert J. Siemans of FHI 360, a global public health-focused nonprofit.. Fine will take over in May, 2014.
Southpoint Crossing to get Yoga Studio and Animal Hospital
Arrichion hot yoga studio and Banfield Pet Hospital will soon open in Southpoint Crossing, located on NC 54 near Fayetteville Rd.
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Life Sciences Consulting Firm to Open
Triangle Insights Group, a new consulting firm focused on the life sciences
industry, will open today. The group will advice clients on strategic commercialization, portfolio design,
licensing diligence, and clinical development decisions.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Textile Firm Raises $7M
Textile firm PurThread has raised $7M to develop antimicrobal fabric technology.
Auto Parts Manufacturer to Add 56 jobs
AW North Carolina, a manufacturer of automatic transmissions and transmission
components, will expand production at its Treyburn manufacturing facility in
Durham County, adding 56 new jobs.
Smashburger Coming to Durham
Smashburger, a Denver, CO based restaurant chain will bring a location to the Pavillion East at Lakeview comples on Erwin Rd.
Monday, November 4, 2013
Cato Opens in North Point Shopping Center
The Charlotte-based women’s clothing retailer Cato has opened a
store at the North Pointe shopping center.
Mexican Restaurant Opens in Erwin Terrace
Restaurant Don Martelo’s has opened in the Erwin
Terrace shopping center. The menu includes enchiladas, quesadillas, tacos, burritos, sandwiches, and
soups.
Harris Teeter on Ninth St. to Open Nov 13
A new Harris Teeter on Ninth Street will open on November 13.
Baguetteaboutit Opens Brick & Mortar Location
Popular Durham food truck Baguetteabouti has opened a brick & mortar location on 2495 S Miami Blvd.
Friday, November 1, 2013
Railroad Corridor to get $24M Upgrade
A railroad crossing into Research Triangle Park on Hopson Rd. will get a $24 million upgrade to replace a street-level railroad crossing to reduce traffic congestion.
Bronto to Expand in American Tobacco
Bronto Software will expand in American Tobacco, adding 10,000 sq ft of office space.
Ice Rink Coming to American Tobacco
An ice skating rink is coming to Durham's American Tobacco campus for the
holiday season at The Cage from November 16-30.
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