Walmart pulls ice cream AMERICAN CANYON, CALIFORNIA - Walmart has apologized for its Juneteenth celebration edition ice cream, saying the decision ] to stock the ice cream “caused concern for some of our customers.” (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/Getty Images) Walmart has apologized for its Juneteenth-edition ice cream, saying its decision to stock the treat “caused concern for some of our customers.”

Some downtown Durham merchants say they and their employees are still struggling to recover from the pandemic and cannot afford higher parking fees. Laura Butler, the owner of a hair salon on Chapel Hill Street, says her business has validated parking for her customers since it opened in 2009. But as parking in downtown Durham is about to become more expensive, the owner of Rock, Paper, Scissors Salon and Gallery strongly urged the city to find a way to keep rates low for her employees.

Victor Protasio; Food Styling: Chelsea Zimmer; Prop Styling: Buffy Hargett Miller If you want to see the most powerful way that people from the same region can be locked in a perpetual argument with one another, you should bring up peaches. Yes, I know about intense college-football rivalries. I also happen to live in between Duke University and The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, so I'm very familiar with the basketball ones.

Win a £1000 football fan tech bundle - including a 4K TV, soundbar and cash! A newly-refurbished pub in County Durham suddenly closed this week - much to the confusion of local residents. However, the owners of the pub, Star Pubs and Bars, said they were hoping to reopen the pub "as soon as possible".

OXFORD — Members of the National Park Service and the North Carolina State Historic Preservation Off... This content is available in full to subscribers. Click the link below to get unlimited access to our content. Already have a subscription? OXFORD — Members of the National Park Service and the North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office recently conducted a site visit of the Mary Potter School Shop Building in Oxford.

Basecamp, a new Franklin Street restaurant and bar from the owner of MoMo’s Master, will conduct a soft opening from next week through the end of July. Ramesh Dahal, the owner of Basecamp and MoMo’s Master, confirmed the news to Chapelboro earlier this week. “I decided to open Basecamp because of the support I have received from the people of Chapel Hill,” Dahal said.