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Feds sue Alamance sheriff for alleged racial profiling of Latinosnew

"Go out there and catch me some Mexicans." That's what Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson allegedly told his deputies, according to a civil rights lawsuit filed Dec. 20 by the U.S. Department of Justice.
INDY Week  |  Billy Ball  |  01-02-2013  |  Race & Class

Les Misérables reaches the screen in an extravagant visualizationnew

If you are one of the many fans of the popular Les Miz, you will find the cinematic version exciting and rewarding. Not a fan? You may remain unconvinced.
INDY Week  |  Laura Boyes  |  12-26-2012  |  Reviews

Commission to consider disclosure of fracking chemicalsnew

Mining and Energy Commission Chairman Jim Womack says he believes North Carolina will enact stringent disclosure laws.
INDY Week  |  Billy Ball  |  12-26-2012  |  Energy

Django Unchainednew

Tarantino's new film, Django Unchained, is a pulp fantasy of the antebellum South in which a black man avenges slavery by killing a lot of white people.
INDY Week  |  David Fellerath  |  12-26-2012  |  Reviews

10 things to listen for in 2013new

Ten stories and themes which will herald importance for area music lovers in the near future.
INDY Week  |  Staff  |  12-26-2012  |  Music

The Year in Film 2012new

Was this the year of the doc? PLUS: 5 Top 10s; It came from the South; On the cutting room floor
INDY Week  |  Staff  |  12-20-2012  |  Movies

Latino? Bypass Alamance County, N.C.new

September and October reports show Latino drivers were more than four times as likely as non-Latinos to be arrested during traffic stops by Alamance County deputies.
INDY Week  |  Billy Ball  |  12-13-2012  |  Race & Class

News & Observer prepares pay wall to charge users for online accessnew

Beginning Dec. 19, visitors to the News & Observer website will be asked to pay after reading a limited number of articles for free.
INDY Week  |  Will Huntsberry  |  12-13-2012  |  Media

Mincemeat: the Darling Mutt of Piesnew

"Hi, this is Lauren, Eric Hodge's wife," began the voicemail. Drawing out every word, she declared: "I'm calling to defend the mince pie."
INDY Week  |  Victoria Bouloubasis  |  12-06-2012  |  Food+Drink

When life gives you lemons, make lemon meringuenew

Brooke Erceg has spent seven years working on her grandmother's lemon meringue recipe: "In a way, I think she wanted me to figure them out on my own. Just like she did. One pie at a time."
INDY Week  |  Victoria Bouloubasis  |  12-06-2012  |  Food+Drink

A Twist on Apple Pienew

Emily Elizabeth Hilliard undoubtedly deserves the title "pie girl." In 2005, well before food blogs (or pies) were en vogue, she began blogging about the pastry at nothinginthehouse.com.
INDY Week  |  Emily Wallace  |  12-06-2012  |  Food+Drink

Sweet potato pie: better than pumpkinnew

In Vardaman, Miss., you had to wear heels to compete for the title of Sweet Potato Queen. April McGreger, aka the Farmer's Daughter, wobbled in such shoes: "I knew very early I wouldn't be a Sweet Potato Queen."
INDY Week  |  Emily Wallace  |  12-05-2012  |  Food+Drink

Hang up the hangovernew

Stay horizontal. Swallow some vitamins. And never, ever overindulge again.
INDY Week  |  Julie Johnson  |  12-05-2012  |  Food+Drink

Surviving sobriety in Smashednew

A less naïve viewer (than myself) might readily see Smashed for what it is: a vehicle for an ambitious young talent to escape the straitjacket of typecasting. This is Mary Elizabeth Winstead's movie, and she's a charmer.
INDY Week  |  David Fellerath  |  12-05-2012  |  Reviews

A 12-year mental health crisis comes to a headnew

North Carolina Gov.-elect Pat McCrory will need to straighten out the group homes mess. After that, much bigger questions loom.
INDY Week  |  Bob Geary  |  11-29-2012  |  Commentary

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