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Republicans gathered Tuesday to give thanks to their state legislators for voting along conservative lines. This “Thankful Tuesday” gathering was a response to the 11 Moral Mondays, during which residents have protested the actions of the legislature.
The new Red Hat sign is under construction in downtown Raleigh.
Raleigh displays its patriotism for Independence Day.
Former NC Commissioner of Labor Harry Payne, holding an unemployment sign, stood with the 6-foot-tall cardboard sign displaying the number 170,000 during Monday’s ninth week of protests at the state legislature building.
Protestors continue to meet at the state legislature building on Mondays. This was Week 8 for the growing protests.
Christopher Grubbs, 18, practices drums as the sun sets over Fred Fletcher Park in Raleigh. Grubbs said he can not practice in his apartment and the acoustics are better in the open area of the park.
County and court officers have started moving into the new Wake County courthouse. The Register of Deeds and Revenue Department open for business Wednesday in the new $30-million building and more offices will move before the grand opening on July 1. Photographer Karen Tam takes you on a photo tour of the new building.
The TV show, “Homeland” filmed in Raleigh this past Monday and Tuesday.
A bride and groom pose Saturday for their photographer outside the new addition of the NC Museum of Art on Blue Ridge Road in Raleigh.
