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North Carolina’s largest craft beer festival Brewgaloo drew thousands of thirsty festival-goers to the streets of Downtown Raleigh this weekend. The Record even managed to get in on some of the fun by having people write down their favorite things about Raleigh on signs we hung in our tent.
At last week’s monthly meeting of the Atlantic CAC, North Raleigh neighbors voted on a new parking lot for a local dentist and heard an update on plans for Raleigh’s first iteration of the German discount grocery chain LIDL.
In a Development Beat exclusive, we bring you a brief look at the top-three proposals for the long-gestating renovation project set to take place at downtown’s historic Moore Square park.
The Record sat down with Councilor David Cox this week to discuss development, density, and his love of biking around the City of Oaks.
A subcommittee of the Parks, Recreation and Greenway Advisory Board approved plans for a dog park at Buffaloe Road Athletic Park and a dog run at Jaycee Park.
Mysterious work at the old Dr Pepper warehouse in downtown Raleigh received renovation permits last week, along with new locations for Pho Vietnam and McAllister’s Deli. Plus: The Knight’s Inn on New Bern is getting a big-time upgrade in the form of new automatic entrance doors.
The renovation of the former Moore Square Bus Station is about eight weeks into construction, and the project manager, Gil Johnson, provided the Raleigh Transit Authority with an update; we’ve got that and more inside.
Councilors had a full day Tuesday, discussing everything from the planning of Dix Park to the second phase of renovations for Hillsborough Street. Plus: a resolution on HB2, and a decision that killed a planned mixed-use development on Hillsborough Street.
The Kimberly Development Group is planning a new two-story office building for a vacant piece of land on Sandy Forks Road in North Raleigh, a use that is line with the recent Six Forks Corridor Study.
The city has issued a total of 12 citations to 11 businesses since it began cracking down on sidewalk dining in the summer of 2015; we take a look at who’s been fined and why.
