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Rumors are swirling about a 42nd Street Oyster Bar revival. Here are the facts

An iconic Raleigh restaurant, once thought lost to the deep, looks to return next year under new ownership. There is a plan for 42nd Street Oyster Bar to reopen sometime in 2026 , longtime GM and new partner Hunter Correll said in a phone call with The News & Observer. “We’re working really hard on a new project in...
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Live updates: US Border Patrol arrives in Raleigh area. Here’s what we know

The U.S. Border Patrol arrived in the Triangle Tuesday after a weekend of arrests and protests in Charlotte. Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell said Tuesday there had been several “confirmed sightings” of federal agents in the area. She provided the update at the Raleigh City Council’s 1 p.m. session. Tuesday’s operation...
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Identifying Businesses Supporting ICE: A Community Effort

In recent discussions on social media, there has been a growing concern about establishments that are known to be ICE-friendly. This term refers to businesses that are supportive of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Some individuals are seeking to identify these establishments in order to make...
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Hundreds protest Border Patrol downtown, chanting ‘Out of Raleigh now’

Hundreds of protesters filled Moore Square and then marched through downtown Raleigh Tuesday night demanding an end to federal immigration raids across the Triangle, calling them a “direct, brutal attack” on family and friends. They carried signs in English and Spanish objecting to the U.S. Border Patrol’s presence,...
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ICE presence in North Carolina sparks fear among Latino communities

Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agents have made their way to major North Carolina cities, including Charlotte and Raleigh, leaving some Latino communities on edge. As ICE agents move through North Carolina, there is growing concern from some local organizations that they may soon be impacted and even targeted....
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Wake County Graduates Awarded Scholarships for Automotive Training at Wake Tech

Five recent high school graduates from Wake County, North Carolina, have received scholarships from the Advance Auto Parts Foundation. The scholarships are part of the Foundation’s Future Technicians Scholarships Program, which aims to address the shortage of skilled automotive technicians in the region. The students...
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Wake County approves investing more than $7 million for 16 nonprofit projects

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Sixteen nonprofit projects in Wake County will receive more than $7 million in grants, officials said Monday. On Monday afternoon, the Wake County Board of Commissioners approved investing the $7 million through the Community Capital Grant Program, which, according to Wake County officials,...
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Raleigh, NC Weather Alert: Travel Risks Rising Until Thursday with 1” Rain Potential for...

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. North Carolina – A quiet but crisp dawn stretches across the Triangle as a dim blue sky meets wet grass and a light chill, signaling a subtle shift toward a more unsettled pattern just as Thanksgiving...
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Two hospitalized after early morning head-on crash on Wake Forest Road in Raleigh

Two people were hospitalized after a head-on crash early Sunday on Wake Forest Road in Raleigh. Police are investigating the cause, with no charges announced and no updates on the victims' conditions.
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Cell phones to be confiscated under new school policy

Burner phones, calculators and 3-D printed devices are some of the measures students take to avoid losing access to their cell phones under Green Hope High School’s cell phone policy, where students place their phones inside a phone caddy; however, starting on Monday, Nov. 17, Green Hope is implementing a new cell...

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