RALEIGH, NC. - On his way to leading the Carolina Hurricanes in scoring during both the regular season and postseason, Sebastian Aho achieved several personal milestones and continued climbing up the franchise's record books.
Raleigh Parks and the project design team are inviting community members to participate in a drop-in design workshop for the redevelopment of Tarboro Road Park. The event aims to gather input from residents to help shape the new and improved park.
RALEIGH, NC - Eric Tulsky, Interim General Manager of the National Hockey League’s Carolina Hurricanes, announced today that the team has re-signed defenseman Jalen Chatfield to a three-year, $9 million contract extension. The deal will pay Chatfield an average annual value (AAV) of $3 million through 2026-27.
The City of Raleigh invites community members to learn about and provide feedback on the programming and activity plans for several park bond projects in Southeast Raleigh. The projects include the John Chavis Aquatic Center and Heritage Plaza, the John P. "Top" Greene Community Center, and the South Park Heritage Walk.
Starting July 1, 2024, GoRaleigh will resume fare collection for bus trips, charging $1.25 per ride after more than four years of free service. The R-Line will also introduce a fare of $1.25 per person for the first time. Additionally, GoRaleigh Access fares will be reinstated.
Raleigh Parks and the project design team are inviting community members to participate in a drop-in design workshop for the new and improved Tarboro Road Park. The event will take place on Tuesday, July 16, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., and is open to all ages at no cost.
Residents are invited to enjoy summer activities at Sanderford Road, where a variety of games, crafts, and surprises await. The event promises to offer an engaging environment for children aged 5 to 12, complete with complimentary treats.
Raleigh Parks is set to celebrate Pollinator Week from June 12, 2024, with various activities and events aimed at raising awareness about the importance of pollinators. The celebration will take place across several locations, including Durant Nature Preserve, Walnut Creek Wetland Park, and Annie Louise Wilkerson, MD Nature Preserve.
The City of Raleigh has been awarded the prestigious Community-Wide Award for its implementation of the Community Climate Action Plan (CCAP). This recognition comes from the 2024 American Planning Association (APA) Sustainable Communities Division Awards for Excellence in Sustainability.
The City of Raleigh extends its gratitude to those who attended the Downtown Mobility Study Open House on May 29. Over 100 individuals participated, gaining insights into the study and other city projects.
The Clark Nexsen Design Team will lead a "Visioning Workshop" open to the public on Tuesday, June 18, from 7 to 8 p.m. in the Pioneer Building at Method Community Park.
A new program aims to introduce younger children to the basics of fishing. Designed for those who have never fished before, the Jr. Kids Fishing event will feature casting games and hands-on fishing experience at a local lake. Participants will receive stickers and fishing-themed coloring pages as part of their introduction to the sport.
Explore Lake Johnson on the water with an experienced guide and naturalist. Tours provide opportunities to learn about wildlife, history, and natural features of the lake. While some tours are general, others will have a specific craft or theme.
The NHL has announced the team payroll range for the 2024-25 season, marking a significant increase in the salary cap. Teams will be allowed to spend up to $88 million next season, an increase from $83.5 million this past season. This represents the first major jump in the salary cap since the pandemic.
The City of Raleigh, in partnership with ABC11, invites the community to celebrate the Raleigh 4th of July Fireworks at Dix Park. The event will take place on Thursday, July 4, featuring a variety of activities including a food truck court, interactive entertainment on stage, an enhanced kid zone, and a fireworks display.
The Raleigh Yard Waste Center is set to implement new restrictions on the types of yard waste loads it will accept from commercial vendors and customers with large quantities. Effective July 1, 2024, the center will no longer accept pallets, any commercial load, or any load larger than a single axle, non-dumping utility trailer measuring 5 feet wide, 8 feet long, and 2 feet deep.
This class will introduce the basics of paddling in a calm setting at a relaxed pace. Participants will go out on the lake on kayaks to learn paddling strokes, maneuverability, and self-rescue techniques. All equipment is provided. Participants under 16 must be registered with an adult.