The 10 neighborhood scoops worth a look from September 30, 2026.
Nelly read 29 scoops to pick these.
There’s a recurring pothole at the westbound lane by 700 E Lawson St, right at E. Lawson Street and Lincoln Street near NCCU’s campus, and one resident says it’s back after a temporary patch.
They say drivers have been swinging into the opposite lane to get around it, which is “a significant roadway safety concern.” The city marked the request completed.
That rectangular plate near 4210 Ben Franklin Blvd is giving drivers a rough time, one resident says. They say “One edge is not secured” after previous roadwork, and that it punctured a tire and sent it flat.
The city marked the request completed.
The sprayground near Oval Drive Park is still running water, even with Stage 2 drought rules in Durham, one resident says.
They told the city the spray-ground water is still on despite “stage 2 drought conditions.” The city’s marked the request completed.