- Thursday, February 23, 2012
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- 75 Percent of Parents Made School Choices So Far
- City Council Roundup: Public Gets Another Shot at the UDO
- Comeuppance: The Strange Life and Death of LEA, Part Three
- Wake Commission Endorses Sustainability Report, Debates Property Rights
- Wake Commission Supports Marriage Amendment
- Water Fee Aims to Fill Gap in State Funding
- The Strange Life and Death of Law Enforcement Associates: Part Two
- UDO Hearing Tuesday
- County Wants Better Deal from Voting Machine Co.
- Comeuppance: The Strange Life and Death of Law Enforcement Associates
75 Percent of Parents Made School Choices So Far
As the first round of selection comes to a close nearly 75 percent of rising kindergarten families have participated and reactions are mixed. School officials acknowledge that the last 25 percent may be the hardest to reach.
City Council Roundup: Public Gets Another Shot at the UDO
Raleigh residents spoke out Tuesday at the last official public hearing for the UDO before the approval process. In other City council business, transportation staff will examine traffic calming measures for Ramblewood Drive and city staffers are researching Low Impact Development to improve streams and waterways.
Comeuppance: The Strange Life and Death of LEA, Part Three
Our story of Law Enforcement Associates continues. The Raleigh-based surveillance technology firm suffered years of strange corporate episodes, and is brought down by a Florida businesswoman.
News
Wake Commission Endorses Sustainability Report, Debates Property Rights
Wake County Commissioners endorsed the Sustainability Task Force report Monday, but continued to consider creating a property rights council.
Wake Commission Supports Marriage Amendment
In a vote split by party lines, Wake County Board of Commissioners voted Monday to support a gay marriage amendment.
Raleigh Music Scene
Music Listings: Feb. 21-26
From Mardi Gras celebrations to the usual suspects, check out what’s playing live in Raleigh this week.
Oak City Portraits
Celebrating Samedi Gras
Raleigh’s Historic Oakwood celebrated its second annual Samedi Gras Saturday. “Samedi” means Saturday in French, just as “mardi” means Tuesday.
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Election 2012
2012 Candidate Filing Begins Monday
Candidates for three House of Representatives seats, three Wake County Commissioner districts and many others can start filing for election Monday.
Is This Really Necessary Comics
Wake County School Board Meetings
Record Cartoonist David Eichenberger comments on the Wake County School Board.
