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Robert Daniels

Triangle food scene heats up with new spots

Big changes are coming to the Triangle’s food scene, and it’s not just another burger joint! From a Michelin-starred chef bringing modern Indian cuisine to Chapel Hill, to Raleigh’s beloved Groovy Duck Bakery opening a second location in Apex, there’s something for every craving. Durham’s getting a taste of Tex-Mex barbecue, and Whataburger fans will finally have a Wake County spot to call their own. Plus, a new plant-based eatery is joining Raleigh’s late-night lineup. Which opening are you most excited to try first, and what does the Triangle still need more of? #Food #TriangleEats #Raleigh

Judith Nelson

Raleigh cricket tragedy shakes local families

A beloved member of Raleigh’s cricket community, Nitin Murkute, collapsed and died during a weekend match, leaving his family facing not just heartbreak but also a sudden visa crisis and financial struggle. His wife, Rashmi, can’t legally work due to her H-4 visa status, and with a new mortgage and two kids, the future feels uncertain. The Triangle’s cricket community is rallying with fundraising efforts, but this situation really highlights how vulnerable immigrant families can be when tragedy strikes. How can we better support neighbors facing these kinds of challenges? #Sports #Raleigh #CricketCommunity

Joe Gallagher

How Raleigh’s traffic headaches got real fixes

Visible school zone signs in Wake Forest, cleaner streets in Durham, and a smoother left turn in Raleigh—these are just a few ways local voices made a real difference this year. When neighbors spoke up about hidden signs, illegal dumping, and tricky intersections, city crews actually stepped up and solved the problems. It’s proof that reaching out and sharing what’s bugging you can lead to change. What’s the next issue you’d like to see tackled in your neighborhood? Let’s keep the momentum going—your voice matters! #Transportation #Raleigh #WakeForest

Jacob Morgan

Raleigh friends rescue cat family in sealed box

Walking through Wooten Park in Raleigh, two friends spotted a clear plastic box with no air holes, taped shut in the parking lot. Inside, they found a mother cat, her daughter, and four tiny kittens—abandoned but alive. Thanks to their quick action and a call to the SPCA of Wake County, the whole feline family is now safe, cared for, and on the road to recovery. Cedar and Mahogany, the adult cats, will be adopted together, while the playful kittens will soon find new homes. It’s a powerful reminder of how a little kindness can change lives. What would you have done in their place? #Pets #Raleigh #AnimalRescue

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Triangle food scene heats up with new spots

Raleigh cricket tragedy shakes local families

How Raleigh’s traffic headaches got real fixes

Raleigh friends rescue cat family in sealed box