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Planning Commissioners approve rezoning cases on Lake Boone Trail and Oberlin Road, and deferred a rezoning case on Daniels Street. Commissioners also approve plans for a new apartment complex, a new office building in the Glenlake Office Complex and expansion plans at Holly Hill Hospital.
Cooper’s Barbecue on Davie Street in downtown Raleigh is 75 years old. This piece of Raleigh history will soon be torn down to make way for a new building.
Visitors to the heart of downtown will have to shell out an additional quarter per hour as of Sept. 30.
With developers unable to get the tax credits needed to build an affordable housing project, the Stone’s Warehouse property will go out for bid.
Raleigh author Scott Huler says farewell to the Berkeley Cafe.
City Councilors Tuesday approved a contract extension for the executive director for the City of Oaks Foundation that will take the nonprofit into financial independence.
Council roundup: The Planning Commission is taking over the work of the Passenger Rail Task Force and Raleigh’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission proposes changes to the City Code of Ordinances.
Homeless advocates said Monday they want to continue to use Moore Square as a place to distribute food and would like a permanent shelter.
The public had the opportunity to meet with candidates running for city council during a public forum Monday.
The City of Raleigh will repurchase property it sold to the original Charter Square developers and resell a portion to the project’s new investors.
