BY ELIZABETH BRIGNAC In 1999, Judy Williams, a developmental education specialist, and Laura Wyatt, an educator and psychologist focused on kids with special needs, recognized a need in the Triangle.
BY KRISTEN SCHRUM For the past three years, visitors to Dorothea Dix Park have been treated to a rare avian sighting for the Raleigh area: the painted bunting. A male.
BY KYLE MARIE McMAHON The Soccer Tournament (TST) returned to Cary this week for its second annual competition at WakeMed Soccer Park. This open tournament brings together domestic and international teams,.
BY DATHAN KAZSUK Downtown Raleigh’s 10th & Terrace rooftop bar has turned its affinity for music and proximity to the Red Hat Amphitheater into one of the best things this summer—its newly.
BY Kyle Marie McMahon As the temperatures rise and the local pools open, it’s important to remain vigilant and safe around water. According to the Center for Disease Control, approximately 4,000.
BY ELIZABETH BRIGNAC I interviewed Matara Hitchcock, Justice Theater Project’s executive producer, about their current production, Blank, on Monday, May 13. The show had been described as “a script riddled with.
BY ELIZABETH BRIGNAC Each month we put out a listing of onstage opportunities and theater-related events for the upcoming month. Here are some onstage offerings in Raleigh, Wake Forest and.
BY CAITLIN WHEELER Don’t know modern dance? That’s OK. Neither did Gaspard Louis when he fell in love with it in college, launching a celebrated career in dance and introducing.
Triangle Family’s Student Art Showcase A picture is worth a thousand words, especially when it’s created by a young person. Art plays an important role in a child’s education.
BY KURT DUSTERBERG MILL TOUR. Historic Yates Mill (4620 Lake Wheeler Road, Raleigh) is offering corn grinding tours on Saturday, May 18, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Listen to the splash of.
