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Owners of Teets and Lucky B's seek 40-story rezoning request along Glenwood South (opens the original)
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Glenwood South could one day bring another high-rise to Raleigh’s entertainment district, and they could set up shop at locations popular with Carolina Hurricanes fans. According to attorneys representing former Cane Bates Battaglia and his brother, Anthony, the two are seeking to file rezoning requests for their bars, Teets and Lucky B’s, to make way for a 40-story mixed-use building along 425 Glenwood Avenue and 609 Tucker Street. The two bars, both staples for Canes fans and players, are curr
J. Cole fans brave weather and traffic for Fayetteville homecoming concert (opens the original)
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For the first time in more than a decade, rap artist J. Cole returned to Fayetteville on Wednesday and performed for a sold-out crowd, closing the North American leg of his tour. The concert, which had built up immense anticipation in the days leading up to it, caused some traffic delays as thousands of people flocked to the Crown Coliseum. Many fans, both local and out-of-state, did their best to show up on time. “I’m glad I came when I did. But I’m old; that’s what we do. We get in early, and
Raleigh city leaders no longer pursuing youth curfew, according to city councilwoman (opens the original)
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After months of community discussions, Raleigh City Council members are no longer pursuing a youth curfew. City Councilwoman Jane Harrison confirmed the decision to WRAL. Harrison said the proposal was halted based on data city leaders gathered from other municipalities and conversations with the community and Raleigh Police Chief Rico Boyce. Before the decision is official, the council must vote on the proposed policy. A date for the vote on the proposed policy has not been set yet. Councilmemb
25 years after saving dozens of children at NYC daycare, Louisburg teacher still haunted by 9/11 (opens the original)
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Tara Jones, a Louisburg teacher, told WRAL News that she doesn't take teaching children for granted in her decades-long career; not in 2026, and not on September 11, 2001, when she was just blocks away from the Twin Towers. A few blocks from the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, Jones worked at Children's Discovery Center, a daycare in Building 5 of the World Trade Center, which was a short walk away from the Twin Towers. Diane Reeves, a Dallas mother whose son was a student at the daycare
Wake County famers take it 'one day at a time' as diesel prices hit record high (opens the original)
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The average price for a gallon of diesel is at an all-time high. AAA says the average in North Carolina is $5.85, it comes as the national average of gas across the country jumped to $4.28 per gallon overnight. While you may not buy diesel every day, you're likely feeling the effects of these high prices. Some of North Carolina’s farmers, including Joshua Logan of Grasshopper Farms in Knightdale, said the 2026 growing season has been like no other, and the price of diesel has affected him. "Betw
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