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Songbird Set to Open at Raleigh’s East End Market

By Dathan Kazsuk | A first look inside Songbird, the new Raleigh spot bringing coffee, cocktails, local pottery, reclaimed wood, and handmade charm to East End Market.

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Raleigh’s Planning Academy empowers residents to share their voices

By Laura D’Onorfio | Have you been keeping your eye on the famed Bus Rapid Transit system coming to a neighborhood near you sometime between 2026 and 2035?

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Sullivan’s Launches Father’s Day Bourbon Giveaway

Sullivan’s Steakhouse is celebrating Father’s Day with an Angel’s Envy bourbon getaway sweepstakes, plus steakhouse gift card prizes.

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The Secret History of Raleigh’s Capital Area Greenway

By Eric Medlin | In 1970, Raleigh was still a mid-sized capital finding its footing, ranking as the nation’s 131st-largest urban area—far from the booming city it is…

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Local Business Travel

Historic Raleigh Lodge Reopens as Boutique Hotel

A restored 1920s roadside lodge in Raleigh’s Mordecai neighborhood is opening as a boutique hotel from Tift Merritt, Daniel Robinson, and Heyday Studios.

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Family & Education

Why characters and identity matter more than technology

By Dr. Alan Hahn | Artificial intelligence is advancing so quickly that the world our children will inherit is changing even as we write.

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How Moms Are Redefining Self-Care

Raleigh plastic surgeon Heather Levites explains how moms are approaching cosmetic procedures with confidence, realism, and self-care in mind.

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Sports & Fitness

Carolina Blaze Bring Pro Softball to Durham

By Kurt Dusterberg | New AUSL team Carolina Blaze will play at Duke, boosting Durham’s growing women’s sports scene and giving pro softball a home in the Triangle.

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Patrick Wolf Brings Art-Pop Drama to Raleigh Venue in June

By Dathan Kazsuk | Patrick Wolf’s new chapter isn’t nostalgia—it’s a reconnection with longtime fans and a younger generation discovering his music.

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Coffee Shop Pairing: Jubala Coffee and Almond Shortbread

By Deanna Martinez | Tucked in the cozy setting of Lafayette Village, Jubala Coffee offers a laid-back atmosphere that feels like a gentle pause in the middle of a…

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Drink Local Business

Fenton Collaboration Puts Local Honey on Tap

By Dathan Kazsuk | Justin Maness of Buddha Bee Apiary helps manage Fenton’s on-site hives, producing honey that is hyperlocal and oddly glamorous.

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Food Sip & Savor

Pickin’ in the Park Brings Barbecue, Crowds and Community to Knightdale

By Dathan Kazsuk | Pickin’ in the Park brought barbecue, music, and big crowds to Knightdale Station Park for a smoky celebration with a community cause.

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History Home & Garden

JC Raulston Arboretum Celebrates 50 Years

By Beverly Hurley | What was once Raleigh’s best-kept secret is today recognized as one of the nation’s premier arboretums, with a plant collection unequaled in the Southeast.

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Fashion Visual Arts

NC State Designers Bring Fashion Week to Life

By Frances Deese | NC State’s Emerging Designers Runway Show spotlighted bold student collections, fresh styling ideas, and the creative future of fashion in Raleigh.

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Arts Visual Arts

Ben Long and the Hidden Frescoes of North Carolina

By Jennifer Primrose | If you’ve stepped into a small NC church or civic building and felt the walls watching, you’ve likely encountered a haunting Benjamin Long fresco.

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Beauty Health & Wellness

The HRT Reset: Separating Fact from Fear with Dr. Maddison

By Kyle Marie McMahon | For decades, the conversation around hormone replacement therapy has been whispered in hushed tones, usually accompanied by a side of outdated fear-mongering.

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Local Business Visual Arts

Artspace Turns 40 and Still Fuels Raleigh’s Creative Pulse

Artspace marks 40 years in Raleigh, celebrating its impact on artists, education, and the city’s downtown cultural scene

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Entertainment Music

Vinyl Records Are Spinning Back in Raleigh

By Dathan Kazsuk | Vinyl is booming again in Raleigh, with record shops seeing rising demand as collectors and new listeners embrace physical music.

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Drink Sip & Savor

Songbird Brings All-Day Drinks Concept to Raleigh

By Dathan Kazsuk | Opening in June, Songbird blends coffee, zero-proof, and cocktails into one experience, redefining Raleigh’s day-to-night drinking culture.

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Food People & Profiles Sip & Savor

Mother’s Day Q&A: Tina Vora of Tamasha Modern Indian

For Mother’s Day, we’re spotlighting Tina Vora, co-owner and designer of Tamasha Modern Indian, located inside North Hills.

A perennial favorite among visitors, Art in Bloom displays the stunning creativity of floral designers who interpret works of art in the Museum collection. Purchase tickets online.

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