Sep 29, 2017 | Arts, Business, Community, Entertainment, Events, Food, Music, Raleigh Planning
Wide Open Bluegrass Festival ~ Sep. 29 & 30 Wide Open Bluegrass is the weekend festival component of IBMA’s weeklong program. Wide Open Bluegrass takes place Friday & Saturday in downtown Raleigh – the ticketed Main Stage is Raleigh’s Red Hat Amphitheater,...
Mar 21, 2017 | Government, Neighborhoods, News, Raleigh Planning
By Anthony McLeod – Entering Raleigh from the Southern Gateway gives one of the most picturesque views of our iconic downtown skyline and sets the stage for many travelers that are coming to the city on a daily basis or for the first time. The most heavily...
Mar 3, 2017 | CAC, City Council, Community Services, Neighborhoods, News, Raleigh Planning, Vision
By Clodagh Bastian – Raleigh’s Citizen Engagement Task Force is nearing its deadline for recommendations to City Council this month. The group’s mission is to flesh out what citizen engagement means and how community-municipality dialog can be improved, but one...
Jan 26, 2017 | Community Services, Economic Development, Raleigh Planning, Vision
By Karen Rindge – Rapid growth and urbanization in Wake County have brought opportunity, but have also affected land values and rents. A rising number families spend more than 30% of income on housing prompting growing concern about the need for housing that’s...
Jan 2, 2017 | Business, Good Info, Neighborhoods, Raleigh Planning
SouthWestRaleigh Real Estate Raleigh’s population has mushroomed over the last few years, making us the third fastest growing metro region in the country (TBJ). New construction, infill, and growing density requirements are reshaping the real estate market...
Aug 25, 2014 | Parks & Rec, Raleigh Planning, South West Raleigh
Guest post Matthew Keough (City of Raleigh) The Sierra Lineberry master park plan is ready for public review and the final meetings with City Council and the Parks and Rec board have been scheduled. The proposed master park plan is now available for public review,...
