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Churp To Bring Healthy Bowl Concept To Raleigh

A new fast-casual concept called Churp is preparing to open at Olde Raleigh Village, located at 3121-3201 Edwards Mill Road, founder Tyler Helikson shared with WhatNow Charlotte during a recent interview. The upcoming restaurant is currently targeting a late summer or early fall opening. According to the Triangle Busin
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Raleigh mourns death of Ole Time Barbecue owner Jerry Hart, restaurant says

Ole Time Barbecue on Hillsborough Street says its owner, Jerry Hart, has died.
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Cary named best place to live in North Carolina; Morrisville, Apex also rank in...

The report gave Cary top grades across several key categories, including public schools, "good for families," and health and fitness.
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So Hot: Inside Raleigh’s All You Can Eat Hot Pot Experience

So Hot offers one of the coolest dining experiences in Raleigh and Cary, NC, with traditional Chinese hot pot. Hot pot is an interactive experience, allowing guests to cook meats, noodles, seafood, and vegetables right at their tables in simmering, flavor-packed broth. It’s a centuries-old dining custom deeply rooted i
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‘It’s hard not to cry:’ University turns hundreds away from watching graduation ceremony

RALEIGH, N.C. (WKRC) — North Carolina State University is apologizing after hundreds of relatives and loved ones were reportedly turned away from a graduation ceremony last Friday. According to outlet WTVD, families arrived at Raleigh's William Neal Reynolds Coliseum for the university's Department of Biological Scienc
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He tried to break up an employee argument – now Durham diners are donating

Days after a shooting at the Silver Spoon Restaurant in Durham left a co-owner in critical condition, a local fundraiser has already raised more than $18,000 to support their family and staff. On Mother’s Day, the man was shot while trying to defuse an argument between two employees of the North Roxboro Street family r
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Black bears are on the move through central North Carolina

Black bears are increasingly being spotted across central North Carolina, and wildlife officials urge residents to use BearWise tips to safely coexist.
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Western Boulevard will be closed at the Raleigh Beltline this weekend

Western Boulevard and its connections with the Raleigh Beltline will be closed this weekend, as contractors work on getting the interchange into its final form. Western and all the ramps to and from Interstate 440 are scheduled to close at 8 p.m. Friday and not reopen until 5 a.m. Monday, according to the N.C. Departme
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New population numbers: Raleigh and Charlotte continue to grow

WASHINGTON, D.C. (NCN News) – The latest population data from the U.S. Census Bureau show some of North Carolina’s largest cities are getting even bigger. The 2025 population report released Thursday (May 14), showed that Raleigh has surpassed the 500,000 population for the first time. This brings the total number of c
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Farmland Preservation Advocacy Day Draws Around 150 Advocates

RALEIGH, N.C. – Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler, NC Department of Agriculture Farmland Preservation staff and stakeholders from across the state gathered in Raleigh Wednesday to highlight the importance of farmland preservation and the need for increased funding to support land conservation. Around 150 people ca

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