Thursday, May 26, 2011
Urban Planet Mobile Named Finalist for Gates Foundation Grant
Urban Planet Mobile, the world’s leading mobile education provider, has been selected as a finalist for the Gates Foundation’s prestigious Next Generation Learning Challenge Education Grant.
Durham Schools Make Washington Post List of Top High Schools
Jordan, Durham School of the Arts, Riverside and Northern High Schools made The Washington Post's 2011 Challenge Index rankings of the nation's top high school.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Carolina Theatre to Undergo Renovation
The Carolina Theatre will undergo a $1.8 million renovation this summer that will include the most significant changes to the facility since it was restored in the early 1990s.
Read more: News & Observer - Carolina Theatre is being Renovated
Read more: News & Observer - Carolina Theatre is being Renovated
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
DCVB Director of Sales Named Supplier of the Year
Corey Bizzell, Director of Group Sales and Service and the Durham Convention & Visitors Bureau was honored with a “Supplier of the Year” award by his peers in the Meeting Professional International Carolinas Chapter. The highly competitive award is given to a member who showed outstanding commitment to MPI and the meetings industry.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Durham Metro Ranks Highest Nationally for Sexual Equality
The Durham MSA is the top metro in the U.S. for equality between the sexes in employment, earnings, industry and education level, according to a U.S. News & World Report study of Census data.
Read more: Report: Durham metro tops for sexual equality | Triangle Business Journal
Read more: Report: Durham metro tops for sexual equality | Triangle Business Journal
Friday, May 20, 2011
Burt's Bees Donates a Day of Labor to NEEM Urban Farms
Burt's Bees is donating a day of service as part of the company's annual Culture Day. The fourth annual event ties into Burt's Bess' commitment to giving back to the communities in which it operates. This year, nearly 400 employees are scheduled to work at three urban farm sites controlled by local non-profit, NEEM. NEEM founder and director, Jeff Ensminger, called the donation of labor “one of the coolest things I’ve seen a company do.”
Read more: Bull City Rising - Burt's Bees Work Today to Further Bull City Urban Farms
Read more: Bull City Rising - Burt's Bees Work Today to Further Bull City Urban Farms
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
GE Aviation Flips the Switch on Durham Solar Field
GE Aviation’s jet engine assembly plant in Durham will be flipping the switch on its new $3 million solar power field at a ribbon cutting ceremony on May 18. The 7-acre Durham solar array has more than 9,000 solar panels and will provide enough electricity to power about one-third of the jet engine plant’s electrical power needs during daylight hours.
Read more: GE Aviation set to turn on Durham solar field | Triangle Business Journal
Read more: GE Aviation set to turn on Durham solar field | Triangle Business Journal
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