New Hill
FOOD & DRINK
Where to Find the Best Chicken Wings in Raleigh & The Greater Triangle
I feel like chicken tonight… chicken wings, that is! Chicken wings are the nation’s favorite snack, and sometimes you just feel like winging it. If you’re wondering where the best chicken wings in Raleigh and the Greater Triangle area are, then the local Raleighlites have come to your aid.
Cousins Maine Lobster announces closure of downtown Raleigh restaurant, will continue serving from food trucks
The well-known restaurant Cousins Maine Lobster is closing its spot inside Morgan Street Food Hall in downtown Raleigh. The announcement was made Saturday on their Facebook. The restaurant's last day open will be Aug. 31. While the brick-and-mortar location is closing, Cousins Maine Lobster will continue to serve their dishes through its mobile food trucks.
Mural pays tribute to musician and Wilson native Lee Fields
A Chapel Hill artist hopes a new mural of soul singer Lee Fields will cause people to learn more about the Wilson native. The 12-foot by 12-foot mural of Fields is Scott Nurkin’s 25th of a musical personality. It is located on the side of the Wilson Economic Development Council building at 108 Barnes St. in downtown Wilson. Nurkin, 49, […] The post Mural pays tribute to musician and Wilson native Lee Fields first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Many enjoy nice weather in Cary at 48th annual Lazy Daze Arts and Crafts Festival
CARY, N.C. (WNCN) — The 48th annual Lazy Daze Arts and Crafts Festival continues Sunday in Cary. Festival organizers say one of the beautiful things about Lazy Daze is that all of the proceeds go back into the community in the form of grants for art. “It’s a great...
On Air Today: Kathy Haines, Store Manager at the Chapel Hill Wegmans
Chapel Hill Wegmans Store Manager Kathy Haines spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Friday, August 23. She discussed what makes Wegmans unique, including a robust commitment to the community, including support of PORCH, UNC Children’s Hospital, SECU Family House, Weaver’s Grove, and more. On Air...
Ackland Art Museum Welcomes Local Color Blind Residents to Highlight Accessibility Program
Six people gathered together in a room at the Ackland Art Museum that was largely painted white. As they stood together, one wouldn’t be able to clearly see what made them all alike: their color blindness. The museum is the first of its kind in North Carolina to offer...
In rotation: 8/26/24
Chapel Hill, NC | Schoolkids Records, a College Town Mainstay for Decades, to Shutter Chapel Hill Location: As rent ticks up, chains expand, and the college students come and go, Franklin Street has seen local businesses struggle to stay open. On Monday, Schoolkids Records owner Stephen Judge announced that the Chapel Hill location of the independent store will permanently close at the end of the year. “Owning a store, much less one with the history and reputation of Schoolkids and operating on Franklin St has been the thrill of my lifetime. I will miss it terribly. It is like a death in the family,” Judge wrote in a GoFundMe message to supporters. …The flagship Schoolkids Records store in Raleigh, near N.C. State, isn’t going anywhere, Judge stresses, and with more time, now, he hopes to make it even stronger. Cinched in a Franklin Street band of homegrown businesses like Mediterranean Deli and Local 506, the Chapel Hill location has been iconic in its own right.
Review: Raleigh Little Theatre's SOMETHING ROTTEN!
Set in the year 1595, Something Rotten! follows Nick & Nigel Bottom, two playwriting brothers who struggle to find success in the theatre as they compete with the wild popularity of their contemporary, William Shakespeare. As a way of competing, they both decided to create the world's first musical. When I reviewed the national tour of this show during its stop at DPAC in April of 2017, I said “This is a musical that I think is going to be very popular with schools, community, and regional theatres as soon as it becomes available for licensing.”
Art’s Angle: In His Own Words
Although Mack Brown’s hour-long press conference Friday previewed the opening game at Minnesota Thursday night, it covered a lot more than that. He first said, “We’re planning on playing two quarterbacks” – Conner Harrell and Max Johnson – but later clarified that by saying, “We will have both quarterbacks ready and play them based on how the game would dictate when (the other one would) go into the game.”
321 Coffee soft-launches new NC State Centennial Campus location
A coffee shop that employs people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) announced Friday it is opening a location on North Carolina State University’s Centennial Campus. 321 Coffee has soft-launched its new location at 930 Main Campus Drive in Raleigh. The official grand opening is set for 8:30 a.m....
Rock 92.9 & WPTF Play Translator Musical Chairs
Curtis Media has rearranged the FM signals for two of its AMs in Raleigh. Classic Rock “Rock 92.9” 570 WQDR Raleigh has now moved to a network of four signals covering different parts of the market. Now branding as “The Triangle’s Rock-FM“, the station is now being heard on 98.3 W252EL Cary/Raleigh, 100.3 W262CZ Raleigh (covering Clayton and Smithfield), 93.5 W228CV Chapel Hill, and 93.3 W227CZ Durham. The station is also on 94.7 WQDR-HD3 Raleigh.
James Beard Award Semifinalist Preeti Waas Plans Another Cheeni for the Triangle
Two-time James Beard Award Best Chef Southeast semifinalist Preeti Waas will expand her Cheeni empire to Research Triangle Park next year. Located in multi-use development Horseshoe at Hub RTP, the newest Cheeni will continue Waas’s exploration of Indian cuisine through her lens of growing up in South India and American culture.
BJ’s Wholesale Club: Save 73% on membership
If you make a purchase from this page, Triangle on the Cheap might earn a small commission. Get a one year BJ’s Club Card Membership package right now for just $15. Regular price is $55. The membership gains you access to BJ’s Wholesale Club, as well as to BJs.com....
Sign up now for free flowers at Lowe’s
Lowe’s is welcoming fall and thanking customers with a giveaway perfect for gardeners and flower lovers. Just be sure to reserve your spot now, so you don’t miss out. On Sept. 13 and 14, 2024, Lowe’s is giving away a FREE fall flower from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day at participating locations. (The giveaway is not available in Alaska or Hawaii.) Flower selection may vary by location.
It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency:
Our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. As a platform hosting over 100,000 pieces of content published daily, we cannot pre-vet content, but we strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation.