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Mark Stohlman: Choose Morrisville instead
I was sorry to hear about the recent “no” vote by the Cary Town Council on The Boulevard project by Lennar.
6 hrs ago | The Cary News
Cary stretch of road project slated for 2014
Major construction on the section of Interstate 40 that runs through Cary is set to begin in late 2014 and wrap up in August 2016.
10 hrs ago | Eastern Wake News
Editorial: Wendell leaders face chicken and egg debate
So, as we understand it, Wendell commissioners James Parham and Christie Adams agree on the basic tenets of the town's new economic strategy for recruiting business.
Wake County deputy shoots, kills blade-wielding woman
The Wake County Sheriff's Office said 33-year-old Misty Michelle Mullins was shot after breaking into a second home around midday Friday.
Athens Drive stadium a sticking point in squabble
A proposal to spend nearly $5 million to upgrade the athletic stadium at Athens Drive High School has become a contentious sticking point as the Wake County school board and county commissioners squabble over details of a bond referendum.
Single-family permits up 65 percent in Wake through April
New single-family building permits were up 65 percent in Wake County through the first four months of the year, according to data compiled by the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County.
Hope Hancock leaving SPCA of Wake County
After eight years, Hope Hancock is leaving her position as executive director of the SPCA of Wake County.
Nuclear plant shut down after crack discovered
Operators on Thursday shut down a North Carolina nuclear plant after finding cracking that needs repair, but regulators said the health and safety of employees or the public have not been affected.
Today @NCCapitol: Contraception measure killed, new tax plan in the offing
Good morning and welcome to Today @NCCapitol for Thursday, May 16. This is WRAL's roundup of what you need to know about North Carolina state government today.
Fallen Wake County law officers to be honored
Wake County law enforcement officers who have fallen in the line of duty are being honored one day after the nation took a moment for a similar ceremony.
Senate lets Wake commissioners take over school construction
Initially a statewide bill, the measure, approved by a Republican majority with no Democrats voting yes, applies to just nine of the state’s 100 counties – including Wake – prompting charges of political payback.
Police analyzing hundreds of files to investigate possible ECU peeping
ECU Police said they are combing through more than 400 video files to investigate a possible peeping incident at a Pirates locker room.
Liles, Lassiter to wed in June
Mr. and Mrs. Marky Liles of Fuquay-Varina, N.C., are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jamie Alanna Liles, to Mr.
Wake County school system citing construction experience
The WakeEd blog is devoted to discussing and answering questions about the major issues facing the Wake County school system.
School-construction needs list includes western Wake
Two schools in western Wake County would see renovations, and the area would gain about half a dozen new schools in the coming years under a proposed list of school construction projects.
Council announces delay in water system takeover, passes energy financing
Tonight, at a relatively brief meeting, Asheville City Council: Heard from city staff that a judge in Wake County has granted the city a temporary restraining order against a new state law that would forcibly transfer the water system to a new authority and the Metropolitan Sewerage District.
Smokers may soon get to light up in beaches and parks again
But Senate Republicans took a step Tuesday toward striking down local rules governing where smokers like Proulx can light up.
Huge fire devours Wake County home
A huge fire ripped through a home in the 8400 block of Fawncrest Drive south of Garner and Lake Benson Tuesday afternoon.
Peeping Case: Ecu Investigating Locker Room Video
ECU says it is investigating the discovery of a video possibly recorded in a campus locker room by a man already convicted of doing the same thing in Wake County.
Suspect charged in Harris Teeter armed robbery in Raleigh
Watson, 33, of 10624 Orchid Lane in Raleigh, had been arrested earlier on a charge that he missed a court appearance, and he was at the Wake County Courthouse when police charged him Monday morning with the robbery and a second failure-to-appear charge.