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- Aug 18, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Young entrepreneur brings new thrift stores to Durham (opens the original)
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Finding the perfect piece of secondhand fashion has quickly become one of America’s favorite pastimes. For Julian Jacobs, owner of The Burrow in Raleigh, that passion for pre-loved retail has led to the creation of two new thrift stores in the heart of Durham. Jacobs will celebrate the grand opening of both The Burrow’s Durham location and Aldo’s Thrift Shoppe Friday, following soft openings at the end of July. The grand opening will feature live music as well as drinks and giveaways. Having alr
Young entrepreneur brings new thrift stores to Durham (opens the original)
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Finding the perfect piece of secondhand fashion has quickly become one of America’s favorite pastimes. For Julian Jacobs, owner of The Burrow in Raleigh, that passion for pre-loved retail has led to the creation of two new thrift stores in the heart of Durham. Jacobs will celebrate the grand opening of both The Burrow’s Durham location and Aldo’s Thrift Shoppe Friday, following soft openings at the end of July. The grand opening will feature live music as well as drinks and giveaways. Having alr
Young entrepreneur brings new thrift stores to Durham (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Finding the perfect piece of secondhand fashion has quickly become one of America’s favorite pastimes. For Julian Jacobs, owner of The Burrow in Raleigh, that passion for pre-loved retail has led to the creation of two new thrift stores in the heart of Durham. Jacobs will celebrate the grand opening of both The Burrow’s Durham location and Aldo’s Thrift Shoppe Friday, following soft openings at the end of July. The grand opening will feature live music as well as drinks and giveaways. Having alr
Franklin Street businesses adapt to changing student nightlife habits post-pandemic (opens the original)
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On a Friday night, conversation spills onto the sidewalks of Franklin Street as students weave between restaurants and bars. Establishments remain busy, with music drifting from open doors and lines forming outside popular spots, but for many longtime business owners and managers, something about the scene feels different than it once did. Those who have worked on Franklin Street for years say the change is not the result of a single factor. Instead, they point to a combination of rising costs,
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