News
Circle K on Poole Road May Be Open 24 Hours a Day
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Planning Commissioners on Tuesday recommended approval for a new bank on Strickland Road, but delayed a decision on a new Circle K.
County Government
Commissioners Approve Wake Tech Funding, New Library Design
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The Wake County board of commissioners met Monday to hear three items, including a historic landmark designation in the Sandy Plain community and the appropriation of funds for design and construction on Wake Technical Community College.
City Council
Traffic Calming Project Near North Hills Approved
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City councilors on Tuesday approved rezoning plans for a new multifamily development on Varsity Drive and a traffic calming project near North Hills.
City Council
Parking Changes Coming to Glenwood South
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The Law & Public Safety Committee on Tuesday recommended approval of a signage change that would allow all-day street parking in Glenwood South, from Tucker to Hillsborough Street.
City Council
New Developments Mean Fewer Spaces at Blount Parking Deck
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New restrictions on who can park at the Blount Street Parking Deck and when is raising concern among many local business owners.
News
Rezoning Cases Held for CAC Approval
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The Planning Commission on Tuesday recommended approval of a new office development off Wake Forest Road, but stayed a decision on two cases pending votes by the affected Citizens Advisory Councils.
City Council
McFarlane and Crowder Hold Out Against Residential Development
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Councilors on Tuesday voted to hold open a controversial residential rezoning case on Creedmoor Road.
County Government
County Commissioners Approve Fuel Efficiency Program
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Count Commissioners this week approved a fuel efficiency program for county vehicles and funding for the county’s transit investment strategy.
City Council
Council Approves New Fire Station, Google Trekker Project
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City Council on Tuesday voted to approve a new fire station and the Google Street View Trekker program.
County Government
Southeast Raleigh Mobile Home Owners Face Relocation
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The Wake County Board of Commissioners approved two rezoning cases Monday, one of which will displace more than a dozen mobile home residents in Southeast Raleigh.
