In the summer of 2011, a few months after I graduated, I moved to Denver to teach language arts. Certified by an alternative licensure program for secondary education, I was hired to teach sixth-,...
I recall hearing 1,345 times during orientation week that Durham was a great place to live.
Jim Anile, executive chef at Revolution, was the first person to welcome me that morning. Sitting on a chair normally reserved for hungry, hopefully patient dinner guests, he sized me up immediately.
Seth Gross puts the cheese below the patty on his burgers. Because the crucial burger buddy, whether cheddar or bleu, hits the tongue sooner, its flavor does not get as easily lost among the other...
The clerk at Wine Authorities welcomes a typical Dani Durham to the store’s upbeat, quirky showroom and helps her select a Pinot Grigio he says will go nicely with her dinner that evening. You...
To Damion “Dame” Moore, his eponymous restaurant is simply a business. It just happens to trade in tender, succulent fried chicken and fluffy, buttery waffles instead of, say, car parts or Swedish...
Plenty of businesses have strange names. There is Ruth’s Chris Steak House. And Fifth Third Bank. Also, DSW Shoe Warehouse. And now Durham’s own King’s Daughters Inn.
I have 140 emails from Susantifft@aol.com in my email archive—one email, appropriately, for every character allowed in a Twitter post. I taught Prof. Tifft how to use Twitter.
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