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Wake County's 2026 State of the County address discusses growth, investments, and budget challenges (opens the original)
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Wake County continues to boast a fast growth curve, with an average of 66 new residents moving to the county every day. That adds up to 24,000 new residents per year as the county's overall population approaches 1.2 million. But finding homes for those people, schools for their kids to attend, and bringing them services they need presents challenges to county leadership, said Wake County Board of Commissioners Chair Don Mial. Flanked by municipal mayors and fellow commissioners at the Wake Count
On the heels of Cary's adopted data center moratorium, Raleigh City Council will soon consider a six-month pause (opens the original)
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Raleigh, the largest city in North Carolina without a formal data center moratorium, could soon adopt a six-month moratorium on data center development. On Tuesday, the Raleigh City Council directed the city attorney to draft a moratorium, which the council will discuss and possibly vote on at the council's next meeting on Oct. 6. Residents and community advocates urged city officials to impose a moratorium during public comments at the Raleigh City Council's Sept. 8 meeting. In August, a develo
On the heels of Cary's adopted data center moratorium, Raleigh City Council will soon consider a six-month pause (opens the original)
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Raleigh, the largest city in North Carolina without a formal data center moratorium, could soon adopt a six-month moratorium on data center development. On Tuesday, the Raleigh City Council directed the city attorney to draft a moratorium, which the council will discuss and possibly vote on at the council's next meeting on Oct. 6. Residents and community advocates urged city officials to impose a moratorium during public comments at the Raleigh City Council's Sept. 8 meeting. In August, a develo
On the heels of Cary's adopted data center moratorium, Raleigh City Council will soon consider a six-month pause (opens the original)
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Raleigh, the largest city in North Carolina without a formal data center moratorium, could soon adopt a six-month moratorium on data center development. On Tuesday, the Raleigh City Council directed the city attorney to draft a moratorium, which the council will discuss and possibly vote on at the council's next meeting on Oct. 6. Residents and community advocates urged city officials to impose a moratorium during public comments at the Raleigh City Council's Sept. 8 meeting. In August, a develo
Liliana Ballance, owner of popular Raleigh bars WillCo and LaVeladora reflects on her past and her new Person Street adventure (opens the original)
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Liliana Ballance, owner of Raleigh cocktail bars William & Company and LaVeladora, has spent more than a decade building businesses rooted in Mexican culture, hospitality, and community. Now, she planted even deeper roots in the Oakwood neighborhood as she recently became the owner of the building on where they operate. Ballance purchased the property at 612 N. Person Street for $2.7 million, giving her ownership of both the building and the businesses operating there. Her approach to hospitalit
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