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CITY OF RALEIGH: Save the Date: More Homes, More Choices

By Press release submission | Nov 10, 2022

Raleigh aspires to be an inclusive city with a wide variety of housing for people at different stages of life, different income levels, and with different neighborhood preferences.

CITY OF RALEIGH: Sensory Friendly Sunday!

By Press release submission | Nov 10, 2022

Please join us for a special event as Greystone offers Sensory Friendly Sunday featuring arts & crafts, music & movement, choice activities, chill zone, indoor playground, and much more.

North Raleigh Today area weekly mass times

By North Raleigh Today | Nov 5, 2022

The following parishes in the North Raleigh Today coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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Grandmother of slain teen: ‘I had to go to WakeMed to identify my 16-year-old grandbaby on Halloween’

By Laurie A. Luebbert | Nov 3, 2022

The shooting death of a teenager on Halloween night rocked relatives and the school the victim attended, with the school expressing “great sadness” over the tragedy.

CITY OF RALEIGH: Soccer Fan Fest

By Press release submission | Nov 3, 2022

Worldwide soccer fans unite for soccer’s biggest event of the year.

CITY OF RALEIGH: Old Pumpkin Options

By Press release submission | Nov 3, 2022

You might be wondering what to do with your old jack-o-lantern now that November is here.

NC State chancellor: ‘I’m grieving alongside with each of you’ after third suicide this year

By Laurie A. Luebbert | Nov 2, 2022

Red and White Week at North Carolina State University began Monday under a cloud of disheartening news, as a third student was found to have died by suicide since the beginning of the school year.

N.C. State Chancellor: University ‘has many caring and dedicated people and specialized support resources here to help you’

By Laurie A. Luebbert | Nov 1, 2022

North Carolina State University has experienced its third reported suicide of a student this year, prompting officials to let students and parents know they can reach out for university services in a mental health crisis.