News
Permit for In-Home Gun Dealer Approved
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The Board of Adjustment Monday granted a special-use permit that would allow a resident to buy and sell guns out of his home.
City Council
Committee Upholds Affordable Housing Funding Decision
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Members of a second City Council committee approved funding for an affordable housing community in Southwest Raleigh.
Business
Residents Wary as Peace Remains Quiet on Seaboard
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Peace University officials withdrew an application for bond after City Council members asked the school to meet with residents and share its plan for the Seaboard Station shopping center.
City Council
Vote Delayed for Glenwood Ped-X Bridge Project
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Councilors Tuesday delayed a vote for a project on Charles Drive so that more residents could have input.
County Government
Library Construction Projects are Back on Track, Pending Budget Approval
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County budget talks for the next fiscal year start next week, and Wake County Manager David Cooke says he will propose building the long-awaited Northeast Regional Library in Wakefield.
City Council
Southwest Raleigh Affordable Housing Project Criticized
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A proposed affordable housing community by DHIC has been put on hold so Councilors could have more discussion on the policy used to rank the appropriateness of the location.
County Government
L-Building Developers Request Final Time Extension
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Developers of the long-planned mixed-use project plan on breaking ground in September.
News
City Wants Input on Blount-Person Street Corridor Study
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The city is accepting comments on the Blount Street – Person Street Corridor study until the end of the month, but so far any construction will have to wait.
City Journal
Greenway Trails, Current and Future
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A map of the existing Capital Area Greenway trails and what’s planned for the future.
News
Allen: Services, Finances, Investments Make Raleigh Successful
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In an exclusive interview with the Record, City Manager Russell Allen talks about what he’s learned as the city’s chief executive officer and what has helped Raleigh top all those “best of” lists. City Councilors last month decided not to renew to his contract.
