A Raleigh architectural landmark will soon open its doors for tours
Like many people who grew up in Raleigh, George Smart had for decades driven by the stone and glass Grand Masonic Lodge on Glenwood Avenue without ever stepping foot inside. Maybe more than most, Smart was curious about the building and its mid-century architecture. So Smart approached the Ancient, Free and Accepted Ma
Raleigh man charged with insurance fraud in alleged $30K false claim
Raleigh man charged with insurance fraud after investigators say he used false medical records and crash photos in an alleged $30,000 claim to USAA.
Bentonville Battlefield among historic sites with new Sunday hours
Bentonville Battlefield and 12 other N.C. state historic sites will add Sunday hours, 1–5 p.m. June 14–Aug. 2, under a pilot program to expand weekend access.
At state hearing, Duke Energy faces questions over its role in attracting new data...
State regulators are still deliberating on Duke Energy’s proposed carbon plan amid ongoing controversy over data centers, rising demand and utility bills. Energy experts gathered in Raleigh on Tuesday to question Duke executives about how they plan to meet North Carolina’s energy needs and climate targets. Attorney Mat
Supporters say state action can reduce pregnancy-related deaths of Black women in NC
Healthcare providers, advocates and politicians gathered in Raleigh Wednesday to push for state laws and grant programs they say would reduce pregnancy-related deaths among Black women. In North Carolina, the Black maternal death rate was 61.4 for each 100,000 births from 2019-2023, according to America’s Health Ranki
Two stores are coming back to Crabtree mall in Raleigh. Here’s what we know
Two stores are opening at a popular Raleigh mall — and shoppers already may be familiar with them. Toys ‘R’ Us and Idolize Brows and Beauty are both returning to Crabtree Valley Mall. The stores are planned for the first level, beneath the food court . While the shopping center didn’t list an opening date for the new T
N.C. State University taking steps to harvest data for agriculture
New technology for better drone-based data collection and analysis is helping turn North Carolina’s agricultural research stations into farms of the future. The post N.C. State University taking steps to harvest data for agriculture appeared first on AGDAILY .
Falls Lake water-level drop amid drought noticeable to visitors: ‘Little alarming’
Drought conditions are worsening an already concerning situation at Falls Lake, where water levels continue to recede, exposing more sandbars and shoreline.
13 Korean BBQ Places In North Carolina That Locals Keep Returning To
Forget everything you thought you knew about North Carolina’s food scene because the sizzle of Korean BBQ has taken over in a big way. Walk into the right place and you are hit with smoky aromas, crackling grills, and the sound of happy diners already planning their next visit.
Small Auction, Big Impact: Family Donates $20,000 To Cancer Research
ARCHER LODGE, N.C. – A longtime Johnston County family tradition reached a major milestone Sunday as the Beasley-Johnson Family Reunion surpassed $20,000 in donations to cancer research. Family members gathered June 7 at the Archer Lodge Community Building for the reunion’s 53rd year, continuing a tradition that began

















