News
A Sneak Peek at the Skyhouse
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Raleigh’s skyline will soon have a new addition: The Skyhouse. But the building won’t be unique to Raleigh. Here is a look at the building’s twin, now under construction in Atlanta.
County Government
Stricter Stormwater Rules for New Wake Co. Developments
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Wake County Commissioners approved stricter stormwater rules for new development in Wake County, funding for affordable housing and the first steps of a November bond referendum.
City Council
City Compost Program Runs in the Red
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The city’s composting program continues to run at a shortfall despite fee increases and low prices.
News
Raleigh Gets Skyline Addition
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A 23-floor highrise has been approved by the Raleigh Planning Commission and North Raleigh gets a new gas station.
City Council
Mobile Farm Stands Get the OK from Committee
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A council committee find short- and long-term fixes for allowing mobile farm stands to continue doing business. Committee members also called new food truck rules a success and consider loosening the regulations.
News
Wake Rejects Most Voter Challenges
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After a preliminary hearing Tuesday, more than 500 challenges submitted by the Voter Integrity Project were discarded based on information provided by the DMV. Eighteen challenges will move forward to a full hearing Aug. 21.
2012 Election
Dems Reach Out to Service Industry
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Downtown restaurant Mecca hosted a meet and greet Monday for Raleigh service industry workers and local candidates and politicians.
News
Raleigh’s Economic Development Director Explains Direction
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Raleigh’s new economic development manager has the big job of putting Raleigh on the track of economic success.
News
Social Media Buzz Pins Raleigh Bar as Racist
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A lifelong Raleigh resident on his way to a Master’s program at Harvard charges that the Downtown Raleigh Sports Bar and Grill assaulted him and discriminated against him strictly because of his race.
News
Urban Design Center Relocating
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The city’s Urban Design Center will be relocating to the Briggs Hardward Building to make way for a full-service bank.
