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Holiday Burlesque

Feeling those Holiday blues, need a break from the malls, or just looking for an awesome way to lift your seasonal spirits? The come down to the Cherry Bomb Grill this Friday December 17 for the Jingle Belles – A Holiday Burlesque Revue! Read more »

Another New Muppet on Salisbury Street

For a couple of years now, I’ve followed the muppet in the storefront display of Teddy Wright’s Bail Bonds on Salisbury Street. A few days ago, I noticed that the jailed muppet now has company: a prison guard.

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Green Square: Breaking the Mold of Boring Government Buildings

Department of Environment and Natural Resources Building

The economy has torpedoed nearly all large-scale building projects downtown, but state or county governments are busy on three: additions to the NC State Prison, a new courthouse, and the Green Square Project. Unlike the first two, Green Square will be a place for the enrichment and furthering of culture for visitors to Downtown Raleigh.

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