Without enough supply, Raleigh’s housing market struggles have been notorious for years, though new policies are helping. Will the city’s next leaders continue that momentum?
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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Raleigh Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin isn’t Running for Reelection. How Will Her Legacy Hold Up?
The two-term mayor saw a city council go from united in a flurry of pro-development activity to divided over numerous issues. How will the city move forward without her at the helm?
Posted inElections
Wake County Democratic Party Sees Opportunity to Pick Up a Judge’s Seat in Wake’s District 10 Court
The retirement of former Wake District Court chief justice Ned Mangum means there are two open seats in Wake County’s District 10D that Democrats could pick up this year.
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In Raleigh, a Hot New Bar Comes With a Twist
Umbrella Dry Bar has a fully nonalcoholic menu. It also wants to show you a good time.
Posted inElections
Wake County’s Political Landscape Could Change as Democrats and Republicans Vie for Seats on Board of Commissioners
Three of the board’s seven members face elections this year; voters in Districts 5 and 6 will see primary races on their ballots.
Posted inMusic
Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle Fellows Bring the Magic of Music to Local Schoolchildren
“It’s always super-rewarding when you see the sparkles in their eyes when they recognize Harry Potter or Star Wars,” says violinist Jose Olea Vico.
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‘Opportunities and wealth for some and displacement and burden for others:’ A Q&A With Raleigh Mayoral Candidate Janet Cowell
After announcing her bid for Raleigh’s top seat on Monday, the INDY spoke to Cowell about how she would work to address housing, preservation, displacement, community engagement, and other issues.
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Here’s Who’s Running in Wake County’s Competitive District Court Elections
Twelve district court judges will be elected in Wake County this year, and four seats will be contested this primary election cycle.
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A Former Durham Public Schools Assistant Superintendent Will Lead Orange County Schools at a Troubled Time for the District
Danielle Jones was sworn in as superintendent of Orange County Schools this week. Her first day on the job is February 1.
Posted inArt
North Carolina Museum of Art’s First Picasso Now On Display
The museum’s new West Building is always worth a visit, but now, there’s a brand new attraction.