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You might see the ladies – and gents – of the Beehive Collective buzzing around Raleigh. The fairly young group, made up primarily of women, gave away $25,000 in grants to two Raleigh-based charities this year. Catholic Charities and the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle were the recipients of the 2010 grant, which was voted on by the 43-member hive.
The NHL All-Stars game may have been out at the RBC Center, but this photo essay shows the action downtown.
An evolving set of photos from downtown as Raleigh gets ready to host the NHL All-Stars game this weekend.
The Wake County Board of Education is collecting suggestions about budget improvements on its website. We’ve gone through the 800-some suggestions and put together a list below of the ones that stood out.
Despite widespread support for Wake County’s affordable housing plans, the program could see cuts this year depending on what happens with federal funding for housing programs across the country.
Former Brigadier General Anthony Tata (pronounced TAY-ta) will take on his new role as superintendent for Wake County schools on January 31. He went on the record recently with reporter Will Huntsberry.
The Wake County Board of Education didn’t withdraw from its high schools’ accreditation Wednesday night, but it is one step closer to making that decision. The board discussed withdrawing accreditation in a controversial closed meeting, which took place during a public hearing on reassignments Wednesday night at Millbrook High School.
We sat down with Scott Huler, a local non-fiction writer (and Record board member), and asked him about his recent work and what it means to be the Piedmont Laureate.
Two local Army veterans who served in Iraq reflect on coming home to Raleigh.
Raleigh city councilors delayed voting on banning smoking in city parks Tuesday because of unanswered questions over costs for signage and how to enforce the ban.
