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City councilors Tuesday approved a new downtown hotel and tenant for the recently closed Mint restaurant, three Parks and Recreation bonds and improvement funding for an historic church.
City councilors agreed Tuesday to allocate $50,000 for an open-source data catalog in next year’s budget.
As Laura continues to break down the DENR report on fracking, she delves into the end of Section 3, which is about water. Water is one of the main concerns surrounding fracking, and here DENR gives some hard numbers.
The owner of a North Raleigh rock quarry has submitted a rezoning application that would expand its operations, but neighbors aren’t happy about the proposed changes.
While there are some stunning portraits of men here — a traveling soldier studied at an airport, an unruly foster brother, a hard-boiled homicide detective, an aging Mick Jagger strutting on television — the book’s most memorable poems concern women.
Get the details on the The Earth Day Music Festival and the North Carolina CueGrass festival. Both take place this weekend in Raleigh.
Curious about Earth Day and other spring music festivals? Check out the list of live music this week in Raleigh.
One thing unclear if fracking were to move forward: who would keep track of all that water use?
Early voting begins Thursday, but not in all locations. Here’s a breakdown for Wake County Voters: ways to vote and when for the May 8 Primary Election.
