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designbox’s Aly Khalifa awarded Eisenhower Award
The founder of SPARKcon and designbox is recognized for his many efforts in Raleigh.
Hands in the Dirt: Farming with Hilltop Organic Farms
Photographer and writer Benjamin Dunn visits Hilltop Farms, a working organic farm in Willow Springs North Carolina
CityCamp Raleigh Recap by City Councilor Bonner Gaylord
City Councilor Bonner Gaylord gives us a quick rundown of what the first CityCamp Raleigh meant to him.
SoleMates Foundation Donate & Deliver Shoe Drive Sponsored by New Raleigh
Local non-profit and eco-friendly flip flop company aims to collect 2,500 pairs of shoes for needy feet.
Peace College Goes Co-Ed
Peace College announced today that it will start admitting male undergrads in Fall 2012.
SoleMates Foundation: Helping Feet in Need
Helping to put shoes on as many feet as possible while keeping a low carbon footprint.
NC Legislative actions drag our state backward
Legislative actions drag North Carolina backwards at a time when we are among the fastest growing states in the nation.
Rebus Works Features Saturday Market
Local food, arts, crafts, music, and more every Saturday through November.
CAM Raleigh’s Chic Opening
Last Friday night CAM lit up downtown with creative energy, dressed in formal attire.
What is school system redistricting and why should you care?
Wake County School Board members have the authority to redraw their own districts, without state or federal review.
Raleigh City Cemetery Tornado Destruction Video
A lot of Raleigh’s old oak trees and historic tombstones damaged.
Second Downtown Raleigh Tornado Video
Another video showing the massive funnel cloud coming through downtown.
City Limiting Volunteer Assistance Until Power is Restored
Raleigh city officials are holding willing volunteers off until power is back.
New Census: Wake up to realities of rapid growth
With a growth rate exceeding 100% in some areas, the Triangle is growing faster than national averages, and we’re experiencing the challenges of growth every day—from traffic congestion to crowded schools to a limited water supply.
Neighborhood Schools Will Sever Progress
There is little logic in seriously contemplating neighborhood schools as a solution to the achievement gap.
2011 Wake County Public Libraries Booksale
Now upgraded to a ‘festival!’ Come get used books and media, live entertainment for a good cause on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
