Laura Zolman Kirk

Associate Editor Laura Zolman Kirk is a Kentuckian turned Chapel Hillian and totally in love with this special slice of North Carolina.

5 Local Buys for Late Summer

    ← Blue chalcedony, platinum, Brazilian opal and pink sapphire earrings, $3,680. William Travis Jewelry           Kerry Cassill cotton tunic, $120. → Lark Home Apparel       ← Twine & Twig wristband clutch, $100. Uniquities         UNC polo from Peter Millar Collegiate Collection, $99.50. →  Gentlemen’s Corner       ← Elderberry jam, $6.

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Our Latest Obsessions: Salads, Shopping & Sage Vegetarian

Executive editor Jessica Stringer enjoyed a summer tomato and mozzarella salad at Il Palio. We like to start our mornings with a latte and light reading at Market Street Coffeehouse. Have you dug into our our Best Of Issue yet? Our chief operating officer Ellen Shannon enjoyed the Moroccan Chicken Lunch Special at Mediterranean Deli. She loves the fresh pita bread, how balanced Med

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Shaking Up Service

The bar is most energetic on… Wednesday and Friday nights. On Wednesday nights, we offer $5 glasses of wine and, being the middle of the week, people love getting out and enjoying good friends, good drinks and good food! Fridays offer a lot of energy, too, with the bar getting an after-work crowd, then a second wave for dinner. My favorite dishes at City Kitchen are… Beef

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Our Latest Obsessions: Cake Mixes, Cats & The Big Cheese

We celebrated National Hot Dog Day last week at Sutton’s with “The Big Cheese” (a chili cheese bacon dog with cheese sauce) and sweet potato fries.  Bagel Bar‘s “vEGGie” sandwich is not just for breakfast! Durham executive editor Amanda MacLaren gets hers on a sundried tomato bagel for lunch. Managing editor Jessica Stringer thinks The Northside District

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Sport One of These Light Summer Tunics and Support Artisans Abroad

Loved for their loose styles and lightweight fabrics, Amaya Textiles’ summer-perfect tunics come in a variety of bright, vibrant looks. But the beauty of Chapel Hillian Pam Schaecher’s global clothing company goes beyond the lively designs – it’s also in its do-gooding mission to create work for men and women abroad. Inspired by Pam’s travels

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