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Spades is one of those games that has stood the test of time. Your grandad probably played it at some point, maybe your dad did as well, and now, you’re looking for a digital version of the highly-celebrated social game. The game, of course, originated as a way to socialize with other people. Sadly, our current lifestyle doesn’t really support that anymore. Thankfully, we have the option to turn to our friend ‘the internet’ and enjoy it almost just as much.

The goal is to run as fast as possible to the finish line and get the crown. fall guys online In this game, you will be joined by many players from many different countries. Create a colorful space. It promises to be a very interesting race!

Cookie Clicker is a fantastic online game for kids that is available for free on PC and mobile. There is no need to download anything to play! Click on the cookie on the screen and see how many cookies you can bake.! Have fun playing the Cookie Clicker game! Recommended: 1. Click Cookie 2. Make number go big 3. Respect Grandma 4. Profit

Minecraft is a game that is played all around the world on account of its similarity and an assorted number of in-game highlights. It is a game where players can assemble their own reality and specialty new things where everything is by all accounts so natural. techydiy.com

Rebecca Miel spoke with us tonight about her Go Fund Me campaign to bring attention to school lunch debt. Then, Betsy Crites and Kate Young with End Hunger Durham talked about their efforts to join food producers (local farmers, and gardeners) with food pantries in the county.

Tonight's guest speaker is Anne Phillips from the City's Transportation Dept. she's going to share information about Vision Zero- including *traffic data*. https://durhamnc.gov/2995/Vision-Zero

Exploring Durham Public Schools with Ease

NCDatapalooza wrapped up with Open511 winning the grand prize to provide an aggregation and standardization service for road closure data.

John Steven, UNC-CH Professor, illustrates 14 rewarding aspects of collaborating with 4 regional Code for America brigades as described by local government employees and partners.