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The Durham staff of The News & Observer works the Bull City to dig up the news and tell its stories. Read here about insider stuff that fills their notebooks but doesn't always make the paper.
The influential Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People is inviting the public to its annual meeting, 5:30 p.m. Jan. 25 at Immanuel Temple Seventh Day Adventist Church, 2104 Alston Ave.
Keynote speaker is U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clark, D-N.Y. State NAACP president William J. Barber will also speak, on a “Historic Thousands on Jones Street” march to be held Feb. 14 in Raleigh.
The Committee is Durham’s oldest political-action committee, founded in 1935.
Jim Wise is a Durham News/N&O reporter and columnist who follows city and county government land-use and neighborhood issues. He's author of "Durham: A Bull City Story" and "Durham Tales: The Morris Street Maple, the Plastic Cow, the Durham Day That Was and More ... "
