North Raleigh Today

The Friends of the City of Raleigh Museum is organizing its annual Dark Raleigh Walking Tour, an event that delves into some of the city's most intriguing and macabre historical events. This year, as in previous years, the tour will feature a new collection of chilling tales enacted by local actors.

Free financial wellness workshop for teens in Raleigh

Raleigh Parks Teen Programs has announced a collaboration with Pinnacle Financial Partners to present a financial wellness workshop tailored for teenagers aged 13 to 18. This initiative aims to equip young individuals with the knowledge necessary to make informed financial decisions.

Active Adult Program announces overnight trips for Alaska, Pacific Northwest, Utah in 2025

The Active Adult Program has announced a series of overnight trips for 2025, offering diverse travel experiences. The trips include destinations such as Alaska, the Columbia and Snake Rivers, and Utah's National Parks.

Raleigh officials discuss homelessness solutions on Big Ideas Podcast

The Big Ideas Raleigh Podcast recently released an episode focusing on the homelessness crisis in Raleigh. This installment features insights from Emila Sutton, Director of the Housing and Neighborhoods Department, and Stephen Gruver, Director of Social Services at The Salvation Army. They discuss various initiatives by the city to address homelessness.

Forest Ridge Park launches winter night programs including hiking, running, and glow disc golf

Forest Ridge Park is inviting the community to experience its winter night programs. As daylight hours shorten, the park offers activities such as glow disc golf, night hikes, and night trail runs. These events aim to provide recreational opportunities beyond daylight hours.

Raleigh unveils largest on-street mural as part of Commerce Place revitalization

The city of Raleigh has unveiled its largest on-street mural, a 4,000-square-foot artwork that is part of an initiative to revitalize Commerce Place in the downtown Warehouse District. The mural was created by artist Mary Carter Taub in collaboration with Raleigh Arts and the City’s Urban Projects Group. The project took over 200 hours and used 100 gallons of paint. It is expected to remain for two to five years.

Raleigh Water launches webpage for streamlined sewer capacity study process

Raleigh Water has introduced a new Sewer Capacity Study webpage aimed at simplifying the process for developers and engineers. This initiative seeks to provide easier access to necessary information and streamline the submission of studies.

Skate Jam invites skaters for free event at Conlon Family Skate Park

Ramps, beats, and a relaxed atmosphere will be the highlights of Skate Jam, an event dedicated to skateboarding enthusiasts. Participants can enjoy skating and music while having the opportunity to win various prizes, including decks, trucks, and earbuds.

Raleigh enhances pedestrian safety with new crosswalk beacons

The City of Raleigh has introduced a new safety measure at the Lake Johnson Park crosswalk on Avent Ferry Road. This crosswalk links a trail to the parking lot at the park's entrance.

Raleigh-Wake 911 aids western NC during crisis

Even though Amanda Willinsky was seated in the Raleigh-Wake 911 Center, she felt deeply connected to the events unfolding in western North Carolina. "It was hard. It was very upsetting," said Willinsky. "Every single call was heartbreaking."

Raleigh staff to unveil project designs at public event

City of Raleigh staff, along with design teams, will present concept and advanced designs for several projects on October 21 at Shaw University Etsey Hall in Raleigh. The event will run from 4 to 7 p.m.

Community center hosts wreath-making event with recycled materials