Durham recognized as the No.31 best city to stay in U.S.

Trivago has released their "2016 Best Ranked Cities to Stay" top 50 list, and Durham was recognized as No. 31 and is one of only two N.C cities to make the list. 

Durham County recognized as a top rental market for Millennials

Durham County was recognized as one of the top five rental markets for Millennials in the nation in a recent report from RealtyTrac. The top markets average rents accounted for 27% or less of Millennials wages. 

Five of the Triangle's top ten hotels are located in Durham

The Culture Trip has recognized 21C Museum Hotel, The King's Daughters Inn, The Durham Hotel, Arrowhead Inn Bed & Breakfast, and The Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club as top ten hotels in the Triangle.  

Yelp recognizes three Durham shops as top places to shop local in the Triangle

Bull City Running Company, Morgan Imports, and Chaz’s Bull City Records were all recognized on the Yelp “top 10 places to shop local in NC's Triangle area” list. 

Durham recognized as No. 8 most fun city in N.C.

The Retired Blog recognized Durham as the No. 8 most fun city in N.C.

Durham recognized as a top place to retire on less than $100 a day

U.S. News & World Report recognized Durham as one of 10 places to retire on less than $100 a day.

Durham Tech's president WIlliam Ingram recognized with meritorious service award

William G. Ingram, president of Durham Technical Community College, recently received a meritorious service award from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) during its annual conference in Houston, Texas. The Meritorious Service Awards are presented to those in higher education who have demonstrated extraordinary commitment to and understanding of accreditation processes, and who are recognized as models of competency, creativity, and accomplishment.