WEB EXCLUSIVE Coronavirus cases in North Carolina continue to grow to staggering numbers, especially after all the travel we saw …
By The Numbers: COVID-19’s Impact on Raleigh Tourism
WEB EXCLUSIVE It’s no secret that Raleigh’s economy has taken a beating from the coronavirus pandemic. Government-mandated shutdowns have caused …
Reflecting Through Art
WEB EXCLUSIVE Back in May, after a night of peaceful protesting followed by riots and looting forced downtown business owners …
Service Under Fire
According to research from FEMA, 72 percent of firefighters in North Carolina are volunteer firefighters. Unfortunately, the number of volunteers is declining by 11 to 12 percent year over year. The NCAFC has targeted Wake country for a two-year-long volunteer firefighter recruitment campaign.
SHIFTING FOCUS
Hamilton debuted a book entitled “Trash the Trophies: How to Win Without Losing Your Soul.” “The book is about personal and professional transformative leadership,” Hamilton says
DROPPED ACORNS
It’s been a hell of a year, Raleigh. Fires, floods and pestilence across the globe had it looking like the end of times, not to mention peaceful racial justice protests and subsequent rioting, and a #MeToo reckoning, that took place right here at home.
Bring Down the Boards!
City leaders, our elected officials, need to be meeting with business owners and landlords and encouraging them—convincing them— to take down the plywood boards.
NEW MOVES
Two local hospitality entrepreneurs are figuring out what it takes to pivot during a pandemic.
The City’s New Leader
Marchell Adams-David will replace Ruffin Hall as Raleigh’s first woman and African American city manager.
Make Your Voice Heard
WEB EXCLUSIVE In a year of turbulence, change, activism and the highest voter turnout in over a century, the city …