Oak City Portraits
Residents “Activate Raleigh”
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Raleigh residents participated in the 9/11 Day of Service this week, known locally as “Activate Raleigh.”
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Raleigh residents participated in the 9/11 Day of Service this week, known locally as “Activate Raleigh.”
The Hopscotch Music Festival returns to downtown Raleigh for its fourth year.
The possible U.S. strike on Syria prompted a variety of Raleigh residents to join a nationwide protest Saturday.
Two children paid their respects to Dr. Martin Luther King Wednesday, 50 years after he gave his famous “I Have a Dream” speech.
On the grounds of the North Carolina Museum of Art, Penland, N.C. artist Tom Shields created Forest for the Chairs.
Aron Robbins, right, gives Jon Wright an evening guitar lesson at Savior Guitars in his Historic Oakwood home.
Four-year-old Jaheim Williams recently entertained nearby pedestrians on the corner of Blount and Martin streets.
Republicans gathered Tuesday to give thanks to their state legislators for voting along conservative lines. This “Thankful Tuesday” gathering was a response to the 11 Moral Mondays, during which residents have protested the actions of the legislature.
The new Red Hat sign is under construction in downtown Raleigh.
Raleigh displays its patriotism for Independence Day.