Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Duke University launches new website to introduce potential newcomers to Durham

Duke University launched a new website in February called Duke in Durham. The website was developed by the Office of Public Affairs and Government Relations to introduce Durham to people who are considering coming to work or study at Duke. It provides information about housing, schools, safety, health care and transportation. In addition, it lists attractions and places worth visiting in the city.

Monday, March 7, 2016

Transloc launches app to connect ridesharing, public transit

Local transportation technology company Transloc has launched its Uber-integrated app, called Transloc Rider, which incorporates multiple modes of transportation in a user’s commute. The App integrates Uber ride sharing, public transit and walking to offer several options with both prices and travel times.

Thursday, March 3, 2016

Delta to renovate RDU Sky Club

The Delta Sky Club at RDU, will unveil their upgraded space and amenities around September, four months after the Paris flights begin. Upgrades include a new full bar and two new food service stands.

Wednesday, March 2, 2016

Mama's Hot Chicken food truck to hit streets April 15

Longtime Durham restaurateur Fergus Bradley and several partners are planning to launch the Mama’s Hot Chicken food truck, which will serve Nashville-style hot chicken, on April 15. 

Read more here: http://www.newsobserver.com/living/food-drink/mouthful-blog/article63368022.html#storylink=cpy

Duke University names West Campus quad in honor of Julian Abele

Duke University has recently named the main quad on West Campus for the black architect Julian Abele, who designed most of the university’s most iconic buildings such as Duke Chapel, Cameron Indoor Stadium and the Allen Building.

Tuesday, March 1, 2016

Rent will return to DPAC

The 20th anniversary tour of the Broadway show “Rent” will make a stop at the Durham Performing Arts Center this fall. 

Hope Valley Bewing Company to open in the former City Beverage spot

Andrew Christenbury, former head brewer at Durham’s G2B, has partnered with Peter Michaels and Brad Strode to overhaul the City Beverage space and open Hope Valley Brewing Co. by St. Patrick’s Day. The pub will feature a range of their own craft beers and carry a wide selection of craft beers from across North Carolina and the world.

Read more here: http://www.newsobserver.com/living/food-drink/mouthful-blog/article63169667.html#storylink=cpy