Oak City Portraits
Farewell, Fat Daddy’s
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Fat Daddy’s restaurant on Glenwood Avenue closed this weekend.
News
Panther Creek’s SMART Lunch Credited with Higher Graduation Rates
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Panther Creek High School’s SMART lunch program has helped Wake County’s newest high school attain a 94.7 percent graduation rate, with engagement and documented academic success across all student populations.
News in Brief
RDU To Open Terminal 1
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Raleigh-Durham International Airport announced it will open its renovated Terminal 1 April 13.
News
Councilors Consider Mediation Program for Downtown Noise Complaints
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Members of the City Council’s Law and Public Safety Committee are considering a mediation program aimed at alleviating some of the noise problems in Raleigh’s entertainment districts.
Oak City Portraits
Test Flight
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While the future of the Dix property remains unclear, Raleigh residents still enjoy the green space as a park.
News
City Will Appeal Board of Adjustment Decision on Oakwood House
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The City of Raleigh will be appealing a decision made by the Board of Adjustment about the Oakwood house because of procedural concerns.
City Council
Council: Mental Health Advocates Want Say in Dix Park
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Raleigh’s mental health advocates want to consider those with mental illness during the Dix Park planning phase. In other business at this week’s meeting, Councilors approved two more road races this year, asked for 30-minute musician loading zones and will begin holding town meetings in their districts.
News
$6.5M Funding Gap for Union Station
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The city will need to find an additional $6.5 million in order to build all of the elements associated with the proposed new downtown train station.
City Council
Dogs Banned from City Playgrounds
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The City Council Tuesday approved banning dogs from city-run playgrounds, but will continue to discuss how dog owners use athletic fields and courts.
City Council
No Word from City Council on Oakwood House
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City Councilors have directed the City Attorney to take next steps in regards to a contemporary house in Oakwood, but could not legally discuss the matter.
