“A new co-working space out of the American Underground team is about to debut in downtown Durham’s Kress & Co. Building on Main Street. Gridworks Durham is being advertised as a co-working and small office space that targets the freelance and small business community. It’s a change of pace from American Underground, which focuses on entrepreneurs.”
Read more in the Triangle Business Journal.
The Durham Bulls will host their annual Job Fair on Saturday, Jan. 21 to fill part-time game day positions for the 2017 season. The fair will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the PNC Triangle Club at Durham Bulls Athletic Park.
For more informaton go to DurhamBulls.com
“Raleigh-Durham’s American Underground has more businesses led by women and people of color than the national average. In a new report, the team shares how they did it.”
Read more in Techncial.ly
Entrepreneurs strike a pose! American Underground teams take on the Mannequin Challenge.
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December 24 – Open until 5 pm on Christmas Eve
December 25 – Closed Christmas Day
December 26 – Open 4 pm – 10 pm
December 31 – Open until 9 pm New Year’s Eve
January 1 – Open 11 am – 10 pm New Year’s Day
Ten Nonprofits Collect Prizes in American Tobacco’s 7th Triangle Christmas Tree Challenge
Trees Remain on Display Through January 1, 2017.
(Durham) – Dec. 18, 2016 – Ten area nonprofits came away with prizes as part of American Tobacco’s seventh annual Triangle Christmas Tree Challenge. The terrific tannenbaums will remain on display through January 1, 2017.
More than 50 nonprofits decorated Christmas trees at Diamond View Park in front of Aloft Downtown Durham hotel, most reflecting the important mission of each organization. You can view the trees here. Sponsoring this popular tradition were FOX 50, DPAC, Durham Bulls, WRAL Out & About, WRAL.com and FHI360.
Online/Text/App Vote Winners:
Community Awards:
Celebrity Choice Awards:
Special thanks to our sponsors Fox50, WRAL.com, WRAL Out & About, Durham Bulls, FHI360, and DPAC.
The prize-winners were first announced during Sunday’s evening newscast on FOX 50, which also sponsored a broadcast campaign supporting the Tree Challenge.
Find out more about Tree Challenge, the prize winners and all the inspiring nonprofits at
www.TriangleTreeChallenge.com.
“A Christmas tree made of 120 new bicycles that will be donated to needy children will lit up at the American Tobacco Campus on Friday December 2nd.
The Tree of Bikes, based on a project done in New Zealand and now the first of its kind in the United States, has transformed what was for more than a decade a modest effort to give local children bicycles for Christmas into a community-wide event to celebrate the spirit of giving.”
Read more in the News & Observer.
Read more here: http://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/counties/durham-county/article118332938.html#storylink=cpy
