City Council
Raleigh Council Gets its Turn with New Zoning Code
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The City Council will spend Monday afternoons discussing the Unified Development Ordinance.
City Council
Councilors Want Clarity on Building Height Rules
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The Raleigh City Council’s Comprehensive Planning Committee wants to make building height requirements less ambiguous.
News
Sandy Forks Road Redesign Funding Approved
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City Council members recently approved allocating money for Sandy Forks Road design work, but the source of construction funding is still unknown.
News
Planning Commission Approves Front-Yard Parking Rules
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The Raleigh Planning Commission Tuesday approved banning front-yard parking in Southwest Raleigh, but some members want to see the law implemented across the city.
News
Wake County Transitions to Affordable Care Act
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County Commissioners met in a work session Monday to hear how the county is implementing the Affordable Care Act.
Hopscotch 2012
Hopscotch Video: Whatever Brains
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A video interview in the back of Whatever Brains’ bus along with three songs from their Hopscotch set.
Hopscotch 2012
Hopscotch Interview: Lonnie Walker
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We invaded Lonnie Walker’s practice space this week to record two of their new songs and talk to them about Hopscotch, music and the evolution of the band.
Hopscotch 2012
Hopscotch’s Cultural Gravitas
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Hopscotch is entering its third year and has already significantly increased the numbers of bands and music venues that will take part in the festival. The festival’s long-term impact on Raleigh is still hard to quantify, but most believe its cultural impact will pay economic dividends.
News
Reviews Mixed on New Front-Yard Parking Rules
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A new law that would keep residents from parking on their front lawn in Southwest Raleigh received mixed reviews at a public hearing Tuesday.
City Council
Council Roundup: Push for Four-Year Terms Fizzles
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Without enough public input, City Councilors decided to discard the discussion of extending council terms from two to four years. The council also begins its review of the UDO, approves two loans for downtown Raleigh businesses and puts Red Hat’s name in lights.
