"The story of this urban cidery involves two visionary North Carolina companies, Bull City Ciderworks and Perry Lowe Orchards, working together to bring hard cider to the Triangle."
—"Bull City Ciderworks," Kristen Baughman, Our State
Friday, September 19, 2014
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
BuzzFeed thinks Baguettaboutit is having too much pun
BuzzFeed featured Durham Food Truck Baguettaboutit on #8 in a list of "17 Food Trucks That Are Having Too Much Pun."
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
BBC Profiles Hugh Mangum Photographs
"African-Americans in Mangum's home state of North Carolina were the target of serious discrimination, as they were in other parts of the South. But the town of Durham, where he was born and raised, had an "unusually prosperous black community" says Stacke, with some African-American entrepreneurs owning thriving businesses there."
—"The photographer who rejected racism in the American south," Rob Brown, BBC World Service
—"The photographer who rejected racism in the American south," Rob Brown, BBC World Service
Monday, September 8, 2014
Boston Globe Likes Duke Lemur Center
"Imagine strolling through a pristine forest, leaves gently fluttering in the breeze, birds chirping in the trees, when out of a thicket comes a family of ruffed lemurs, casually strolling across your path on the way to forage for food...Sounds like an exotic rainforest trek in Madagascar, right? Nope, it’s a walk through the internationally-renowned Duke Lemur Center, in Durham, N.C., which has the world’s largest and most diverse collection of lemurs outside Madagascar."
— "Can’t get to Madagascar? You can still see lemurs," Karen Campbell, Boston Globe
— "Can’t get to Madagascar? You can still see lemurs," Karen Campbell, Boston Globe
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Durham recognized among "Cheapest Cities You Will Want to Live In"
Durham was recognized among Kiplinger's "Cheapest Cities You Will Want to Live In" for 2014.
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