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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 councilors on Tuesday approved rezoning plans for a new multifamily development on Varsity Drive and a traffic calming project near North Hills.
Today on the Development Beat, more Food Lions are getting renovated! Plus a Wal-Mart, a Holiday Inn and a new charter school!
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.
New restrictions on who can park at the Blount Street Parking Deck and when is raising concern among many local business owners.
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.
The Record takes a look into the challenges facing both neighbors and developers as the city continues to grow and expand.
Today on the Development Beat, we kick back and look at a few recent renovation permits.
The Go Ape Treetop Adventure Course opened in late March at the Blue Jay Point County Park, part of a rising trend in outdoor recreation facilities.
Councilors on Tuesday voted to hold open a controversial residential rezoning case on Creedmoor Road.
