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On Sep. 5, the 6th annual African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh and Wake County was disrupted by the rain, but the excitement and joy continued to linger throughout the streets.
Hundreds of Harley-Davidson motorcycles converged on Raleigh on Saturday to celebrate the history of the African-American biker at what was billed as the largest Iron Elite event on the East Coast.
Today on the Development Beat, we take a look at the site plans for a new psychiatric hospital in Brier Creek.
The public hearing for the city of Raleigh’s Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Area last got off to a rocky start last week, as Raleigh residents with ties to the affected area showed disapproval of the plan and the lack of communication from the city. The NRSA encompasses two historically African American communities — College Park and Washington Terrace, both of which are in proximity to St. Augustine University. The areas, according to the report from the city’s housing and neighborhoods department, have a higher than average number of individuals living under the poverty line. Both communities are predominantly residential.
City Council on Tuesday approved a rezoning of the Dillon Supply Warehouse in downtown Raleigh and addressed concerns raised over a citywide remapping project.
Today on the Development Beat, a recent renovation roundup, including a trio of roof repair projects.
The Northeast Citizens Advisory Council this month received updates on a number of planning projects relevant to their neighborhoods, including the Buffaloe-New Hope Area Plan and a new mixed-use development at the corner of Buffaloe and New Hope Roads.
The Wal-Mart on New Hope Church Road has recently shifted from a 24 to an 18-hour schedule, which is part of a larger nationwide trend. Some have theorized, however, that the switch was influenced in part due to a high rate of shoplifting.
Property owners on Fox Road near the Triangle Town Center Mall have long petitioned the city for the installation of a sidewalk; by 2017, their vision will have come to fruition.
Today on the Development Beat, something’s getting built where the old Kmart near Triangle Town Center was, but we don’t know what.
