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Loose Dog on Massey Chapel (South Durham)
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Loose Dog on Massey Chapel (South Durham)

Just saw this beautiful dog running loose on Massey Chapel between Herndon and Southpoint Terrace apartments. Right across from the pick your own blueberry place. This was the best picture I could get. I don’t know dogs well but think it was a chocolate lab? Has a red collar. I wasn’t in a position where I could stop and pick them but I hope this will help.

u/Optimal-Kangaroo-709 — 3 days ago
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Dampf Good BBQ, Cooked with Hate ™️ Officially Not Coming to Durham

Nick Dampf, *Head Hater ™*️ told WUNC he’s not opening a restaurant in super intolerant and unwelcoming Durham after so much persecution for his views that clash with everything the Bull City stands for and prides itself on.

They are staying at self-identified MAGA Phillips Farm in Cary for the foreseeable future.

Y’all, we did it!
[obligatory messing with bull and horns reference]

PS: Happy Pride!

👋✌️💅 🏳️‍🌈

“The decision by Dampf Good BBQ comes after weeks of backlash over past social media posts made by owner Nick Dampf and his wife Kimmy, which reflect the family's conservative and fundamentalist Christian views.

These clashed with Durham's progressive and LGTBQ-friendly identity, a city that most recently celebrated its annual Pride festival this past weekend.

Dampf, who doesn't shy from operating an openly Christian business, said he still stands by some of the pandemic-era posts in which he shared views typical of many mainstream evangelicals.
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The posts going back to 2020 made by the Dampfs include anti-abortion views; broad opposition to same-sex marriage and gender diversity; praise of traditional gender roles; and opposition to COVID-era vaccine mandates in the Biden administration.
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Dampf argues that the social media backlash maligned him as a hateful extremist for expressing his religious and political views.”

https://www.wunc.org/race-class-communities/2026-10-06/nick-dampf-good-bbq-barbecue-downtown-durham-community-backlash-cary

u/OsodeHertz — 8 days ago
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So glad that this marker, commemorating Durham’s first LGBTQ Pride March, is finally here!

Happy LGBTQ History Month, Durham!🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

u/inthewall3of6 — 11 days ago
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Random act of kindness

On 9/23 my family and I ate at a hibachi restaurant in Durham for my child’s birthday. There was a man and his young (3ish?) child seated at the same hibachi table as us. We didn’t interact with him at all and at the end of our meal the server told us he had paid for our entire dinner- for 6 of us.

To pay it forward we donated $200 worth of groceries to our local food pantry. Thank you to whoever this mystery citizen was for your act of kindness and letting us bless others in turn.

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u/StephyB_feels — 10 days ago

Looking for a Durham household (any shape or size) willing to be photographed for a photo project

Hi r/bullcity! I'm a photography student working on a project called "One Family Life in Durham." I'm looking for one household willing to let me document a slice of their everyday life over a few weeks.

"Family" is defined broadly here: a single person, a couple, roommates, a multigenerational home, a chosen family, a family with pets, anything that feels like family to you.

What it involves:

  • A few visits from Oct. to Dec., each a couple of hours
  • Mostly everyday moments: cooking, chores, hanging out, routines. Nothing staged
  • You decide what's off-limits, and you can veto any photo or withdraw at any time
  • I'll share the photos with you afterward
  • The work will be used for possible exhibition and class presentation. Nothing gets shared beyond that without your written OK

A bit about me: I'm an exchange student from China studying at Duke this year. Photography has been my biggest passion for the past seven years, and I'd love to use this project to see Durham through the everyday lives of the people who live here. Here's some of my previous work: instagram.com/mrxinyan

If you're interested, or know someone who might be, comment here or message me. Happy to chat first with no camera, no commitment. Thank you!

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u/RoccoZhou — 10 days ago
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Play over 60 Indie Games on October 24th at Oak City Indie Games!

Triangle Interactive Arts Collective is hosting our annual indie game showcase!

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u/sam_makes_games — 14 days ago