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Members of a local organization are hoping to turn a vacant lot on North Blount Street into a small urban farm.
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Members of a local organization are hoping to turn a vacant lot on North Blount Street into a small urban farm.
Downtown-bound cyclists now have their choice of 222 spots to lock up bikes that aren’t trees and sign posts. Photo by Karen Tam.
Raleigh households are growing larger for the first time in decades. The economy, immigration and high health care costs are the primary reason.
The recent leak from NC State’s nuclear reactor isn’t the first time the reactor has made headlines. The reactor has done that several times since 1953, when NC State became the first campus since World War II to have its own nuclear reactor.
Rex Hospital is planning expansions to its Cancer Center, medical facilities, and lobby/concourse area. Construction could begin this fall.
Committee puts food trucks on hold with more questions about the proposed ordinance. Meanwhile, a food truck owner claims police harassed him after the last week’s City Council meeting.
The filing period for candidates of the Raleigh municipal elections and four Board of Education districts began Monday. Check out the list of the candidates who filed.
Census 2010 counted same sex couples for the first time. Raleigh’s total of all unmarried couples rose by 25 percent and husband wife couples are now a minority.
A local physician enters the race for mayor while three more Republican candidates seek city council seats.
Thirteen percent of Wake schools made adequate progress toward goals under No Child Left Behind. With only three more years before all students must be on grade level, can Wake make up the difference?