A myth that the council banned single-family zoning is circulating in Raleigh. It didn’t, but a new text change will allow missing middle housing throughout the city.
Leigh Tauss
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Roadrunner’s Heart of Darkness: Anthony Bourdain Biodoc Unflinchingly Reveals Parts Unknown
The chef’s death detonated a hole in the culture. A film reviews the wreckage, but not without triumph.
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This Young Environmental Activist is Vying for the Raleigh Council District A Seat
Patrick Buffkin currently serves District A. Challenger Mary Black says “we could be doing more and should be doing more,” to address climate change and racial and economic inequity in the city.
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That’s Right Folks: You Live in the Second-Best Place Ever
U.S. News and World Report ranks the mythical city of Raleigh-Durham as near best in the nation. Are we really better than everyone?
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Bears Climb Trees in Raleigh While Wolf-Dogs Run Loose in Hillsborough
Is nature turning on us?
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Several New High-Rise Buildings Promise to Change the Downtown Raleigh Skyline
Here’s a rundown of what we know about the projects.
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Sunday Reading: “Zola”— Once a Twitter Thread, Now a Movie
A look back at the original 2015 Twitter thread and Rolling Stone story that captured a surreal and legendary 148-tweet odyssey of Florida hookers and pimps.
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Three Things to Do This Weekend in the Triangle
Comedy, bluegrass, and vintage cinema, plus where to find Fourth of July celebrations.
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Bill Delaying Raleigh Election Slides Through After Governor Cooper Declines Veto, Signature
In a statement, Cooper appeared to criticize the Raleigh City Council for making the decision behind closed doors.
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Sunday Fun Day! Three Things to Do in the Triangle.
Bluegrass, bluegrass, and more bluegrass.