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Permits were issued recently for the demolition of Green Elementary School on Six Forks, and the city just issued bids for the teardown of the former Milner Inn property on Capital.
Floye Dombalis, 88, works Mecca’s 49-year-old silver cash register.
The design stage for a number of improvements to the city’s bicycle infrastructure has finished, and construction will start in the spring of 2015 of the more than 30 planned projects.
Fog enveloped the Raleigh area Tuesday morning, as seen in these photos from the historic Oakwood neighborhood.
City Council on Wednesday adopted a one-year pilot program for the Glenwood South Hospitality District.
The Raleigh Public is a new series that will highlight the neighbors and notables from around the city. This week, we talked to Jeff and Jennifer White.
City Council this week approved a number of new residential developments, permits were recently issued for a new apartment complex in North Raleigh and a double-dose of demolition projects are now underway.
City Council last week established a formal process for having citizen artwork displayed on public property.
There was a big turnout for early voting Saturday, when a line stretched around the block from the Wake County Board of Elections
