News
Arborist: Trees Will Survive Moore Square Redesign
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A study of the 68 trees in Moore Square found that they will survive construction of a redesigned park on the site if the work is done right.
News
N. Raleigh Watershed Development Awaits More Analysis
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Councilors want a public meeting and a downstream analysis before approving a commercial development in the Falls Lake watershed.
News
City Sues for $1.5 Million Erosion Control Fine
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A lawsuit filed recently by the city reveals that a developer has failed to correct an erosion control issue on its property – leading to a total of more than $1.5 million in fines.
City Council
Committee OKs Affordable Housing Loans
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A Council committee this week approved $1.4 million in loans for two affordable housing projects in Raleigh.
News
Design is Hot Button for Glenwood Pedestrian Bridge
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The design of a pedestrian bridge connected to a North Raleigh rezoning project was the big topic of discussion during Wednesday’s Comprehensive Planning Committee meeting.
News
Transit Easements Becoming Part of Projects Early
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For some in city government, the best time to ask a developer for a transit easement is during a rezoning.
Business
Chocolatier’s Growing Pains are Good for Business
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Raleigh’s homegrown chocolate company Escazu is ready to expand, but waiting for the right space.
County Government
Commissioners Approve Employee Health Clinics
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Wake County Commissioners Monday approved a contract with Marathon Health to manage and operate a new employee health clinic that would be free to use by county staff.
City Council
Allen Out as City Manager
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City Council members announced Wednesday they will not to renew City Manager Russell Allen’s contract this year.
City Council
Council Delays Peace Bond Vote
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City Councilors want William Peace College officials to meet with the community before it will approve the school’s bond request.
