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A new restaurant for the former home of Brewmasters, a new hookah lounge for Western Boulevard and a new bottle shop on far north Capital Boulevard are but three of the fascinating subjects in today’s edition of Renovation Roundup.
We take a look at plans for Magnolia Groves, a small apartment complex coming to North Raleigh.
Raleigh’s parks are an ideal place to get out, catch Pokémon, collect power-ups and join the ever-growing community of dedicated Pokémon Go users who are taking over the city faster than you can say “Pet Rock.”
A historic home at the intersection of Blount and Peace that’s fallen into disrepair over the years is set to undergo a significant exterior makeover thanks to its new owner.
We take a look at the preliminary plans for a new hotel in Brier Creek that will abut the I-540 interstate.
The Record dives into the latest fad to sweep the city, Pokémon Go, with a look at some fun places to catch the little monsters downtown and lists of what you can find where. Areas featured include Nash Square, Moore Square, Halifax Mall and more!
Today on the Development Beat, we unveil a new feature: Miscellaneous Mondays, which will focus on undeveloped and abandoned sites throughout Raleigh. Today: the site that would have been the Soleil Center on Creedmoor Road.
Whiskey Kitchen, a “chef’s barroom” across from Nash Square in Downtown Raleigh, received its ABC Inspection last week and should hopefully be opening by the end of the month; plus: a new Pieology location at North Hills & more office renovations for our friend Dr. Girouard over at Let’s Get Thin.
The Record takes a look at the more than 300 citations issued so far this year for violations of the City’s Animal Control ordinances.
Councilors on Tuesday voted to deny controversial rezoning case Z-7-16, which would have allowed for a Christian Pregnancy Center to open next door to an existing abortion clinic, voted to approve a new office development on Sandy Forks Road and held discussions on a number of proposed text change ordinances.
