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City councilors are again considering the issue of road races blocking major streets. They also approved a $4.4 million bid to expand a waste water treatment plant, and gave the go-ahead for a fair housing billboard and four annexations.
As of Nov. 2, North Carolina State University’s Jenna Wadsworth is not only a political science student, she’s the youngest elected official currently serving in North Carolina and the youngest female office holder in state history.
The new Republican majority on the county commission weighs in on education, public transit and balancing the budget.
The four Republican candidates running for the Wake County Commission won Tuesday’s election. Incumbent Republican Tony Gurley will now chair the commission with a solid Republican majority.
During the past week Record reporter Will Huntsberry set about interviewing all of Wake county’s candidates for county commissioner.
Southeast Raleigh residents face limited access to fresh, healthy food.
Job creation, tax incentives, education, transportation, and mental health care were addressed at a candidate forum Monday night.
The city of Raleigh is reviewing possible solutions for traffic congestion around the Crabtree Valley Mall area. A recently released study includes options like widening the street behind Crabtree Valley Mall to funnel in more drivers and separating mall-bound traffic on Glenwood Avenue.
