USA Today - Coach K

"Coach K is 900-284 in 36 seasons at Army and Duke. That's two wins shy of Bob Knight, his college coach and mentor who holds the Division I men's record. While calling it a "really neat thing" to pass Knight, Krzyzewski says it would be even more meaningful if he were retiring — which he says he isn't doing anytime soon."

- Coach K to 'refresh' himself with young Duke team, USA Today

Delta Sky Magazine - Ninth Street District

"Durham’s charming Ninth Street District is loaded with specialty shops and nationally acclaimed restaurants, many of which have been a central part of the community for years. The district includes the area between Ninth and Broad Streets and is a fun place to spend an afternoon or an entire evening."

- Exploring the Triangle, Delta Sky Magazine

The New York Times - Durham an Unexpected Food Hub

"In the last few years, downtown [Durham] has been transformed — a ghost town no longer — and an exciting, unexpected food hub has emerged."

- Durham Dining: Pies, Panini and Barbeque, The New York Times

Delta Sky Magazine - Cameron Indoor Stadium

"The basketball teams at Duke University are well known for their intensely passionate fan following, making a home game one of the most thrilling collegiate spectator experiences in the nation."

-  Carolina Sports Haven, Delta Sky Magazine

Edmonton Journal - Marry Durham

"In March, there was an extraordinary wedding in Durham, N.C. Everything you'd expect was there: a cake, tuxedos and dresses, vows. There were brides and grooms but they were only marrying each other in an abstract sense: the 1,600 people at the wedding were marrying Durham. The vows were civic promises: buying local, supporting the arts scene, keeping the city clean, voting and volunteering."

 -  Love can make our city great, Edmonton Journal

Travel + Leisure - American Dance Festival

"Dancers have descended on Durham, NC for this summer’s American Dance Festival... Begun in 1934 in Bennington, VT with Martha Graham, Hanya Holm, Doris Humphrey, and Charles Weidman among the first participants, the American Dance Festival (then known as the Bennington School of Dance), was a bastion of avant guarde movement and accessible dance training. In 1977 the festival moved to Durham and has been a cultural institution here ever since."

- Destination Durham: American Dance Festival, Travel + Leisure

USAToday.com - Durham Farmers' Market

"...the exceptionally diverse market is known for its spirit of community and humanity."

- Readers Favorite Farmers Markets, USAToday.com