Friday, November 9, 2012
Durham History Museum Gets $47K From City
Durham City Hall has approved a $47,145 grant to the Museum of Durham History to outfit its “History Hub” in the old DATA station downtown.
Karmanos Gets New Role At Compuware
Peter Karmanos, the former founder and CEO of Durham-based software company Compuware, is stepping down as executive chairman of its board and he will transition to a consultant role.
Coach P Radio Show Kicks Off Monday, Nov. 19 at Nosh
Duke women’s basketball coach Joanne P. McCallie will host her own radio show. The Joanne P. McCallie Radio Show will have its kickoff on Monday, Nov. 19 from 6:00-7:00 p.m., at Nosh in Durham.
Durham Senior Living Facility Plans Renovation
A Durham senior living and continuing care facility, Croasdaile Village, has accepted a bid from Frank L. Blum Construction Co. to renovate the Pavilion, a two-story health care facility. The project will include renovation of nurses’ stations and the addition of common areas that will function as living rooms where residents can gather.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Road Show to Reveal Research Triangle Park’s Future
Research Triangle Park President and CEO Bob Geolas will unveil the plans for the park's future on Nov. 9, followed by a nearly-three week bus tour to 21 cities and towns in North Carolina, including Durham.
Duke Baseball Renews Partnership With Durham Bulls Athletic Park
Duke has signed a two-year renewal deal with the Durham Bulls Athletic Park for its baseball team to use the athletic park.
Beltline Station Platform Renamed
The Platform at the Cordoba Center for the Arts in the Golden Belt complex is being leased and tentatively renamed "Belt Line Station." Catering will be provided by the managers of the Cotton Room.
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