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Jasmine Gallup
Jasmine Gallup is a freelancer for INDY, covering LGBTQ+ issues, social justice, and arts and culture. A Raleigh native, she also works as an editor for online media.
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North Carolina: Still the Worst Place to Work in America
For the second year in a row, North Carolina came 52nd in a ranking of best and worst states to work in the nation.
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Wake County NCAE Releases School Board Endorsements
Wake County’s defacto teachers’ union has released its endorsements for the midterm election, including candidates for school board.
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North Hills Neighbors Brace for the Impact of a Controversial Rezoning
Kane Realty is proposing another series of new developments along Six Forks Road and I-440. Four months ago, the company asked the Raleigh City Council to approve a rezoning request for 30- and 40-story towers on land that was originally zoned for 12
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Quickbait: Dollars Count
There’s big money in a potential shakeup of the Wake County school board.
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Things to Do This Weekend in the Triangle
It’s the last weekend of summer and it’s not too late to get tickets to North Carolina’s longest-running progressive rock festival.
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The Gathering Place Unites Tabletop Gamers
The Gathering Place in Chapel Hill is a welcoming gaming haven for tabletop fans and the curious.
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After a Decade of Jazz, C. Grace Closes
C. Grace shut its doors Saturday, marking the end of one of Raleigh’s most beloved music venues.
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321 Coffee Opens New Shop In Downtown Raleigh
321 Coffee, a shop that employs people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is opening a new location at the intersection of Hillsborough Street and Glenwood Avenue.
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Wake County Political Parties Endorse School Board Candidates
The Wake County GOP endorsed candidates in all nine races, supporting some Republicans who hold extreme views.
