Dezarae Churchill
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As water restrictions ease, what is the future of Raleigh water (opens the original)
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Raleigh’s water supply has improved significantly after a rainy summer, but city leaders are looking ahead as water demands are expected to increase significantly in the next decade. The city’s water needs in 2022 were 170 million gallons per day; in 2030, the city is projected to need 218 million gallons per day. On Tuesday, the Raleigh City Council heard from Raleigh Water officials during the work session. They provided an update on the city’s drinking water supply, drought conditions and the
From temporary job to award-winning career: Halifax County distiller finds her calling (opens the original)
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When Kaylin Pulley walked into Weldon Mills Distillery, becoming a distiller was the farthest thing from her mind. In summer 2019, she would go with her friends to the distillery to listen to live music on the weekends. She didn’t realize those visits would soon change the course of her life and eventually lead to her being named the 2026 Best Woman Distiller at the International Women’s Spirit Competition. The Roanoke Rapids native was 22 years old and finishing her degree in child development
Where to find the best locally-owned chocolate chip cookie in the Triangle (opens the original)
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The top three desserts in America are ice cream, chocolate chip cookies and brownies. These are so popular that they are often served together. Whether it is piling on a scoop of ice cream on top of a cookie, or combining both the chocolate chip cookie and brownie to create a blondie, one thing is certain, Americans love their desserts. Americans eat more than 2 billion commercial cookies per year, according to Common Trivia, and that doesn’t even count the number of homemade cookies eaten each
Wake at Home: a new initiative to support those experiencing homelessness (opens the original)
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A Wake County organization has a new initiative to help unhoused residents transition into stable housing. Wake County Continuum of Care is launching Wake at Home, a program designed to help people move off the streets and into stable housing. The goal is to strengthen the local community’s ability to end homelessness for more people. The initiative is a collaboration involving Wake County Continuum of Care, its governance board, local governments, housing and health care organizations and nonpr
Mother of Travis Kelce spends time in the Triangle (opens the original)
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Almost two weeks after what some called the wedding of the year, the mother of the groom was spotted in Raleigh. On Monday, Donna Kelce, mother of Kansas City Chief's tight end, Travis Kelce spent some time in Raleigh. She went to Bingo Loco, an interactive game of Bingo hosted at the Ritz, with dance offs, rave rounds, lip sync battles and more. and stopped by the North Hills restaurant, Coquette Brasserie with a group of friends. She posted photos on her Facebook of her Triangle adventures. Th
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