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More — and free — parking, “Acorn Adventures,” swinging benches and lawn games are suggested as ways to enliven “North Carolina’s Main Street.”

Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered Sunday in downtown Raleigh as Israels war with Hamas intensified.

Supporters for Palestine held a rally calling for a ceasefire in the Middle East in Downton Raleigh on Sunday.

A pro-Palestinian protest Sunday has blocked streets in downtown Raleigh. The protest has more than 150 people involved.

The group gathered in Moore Square in Raleigh for Holocaust Remembrance Day and rejected US military aid to Israel.

This year's list of semifinalists for the James Beard Awards included four Raleigh restaurants.

Joanne A.P. Wilson, MD, the second Black woman to earn a medical degree at Duke, is now a professor emeritus after a pioneering 37-year career as a leader, gastroenterologist, and faculty member in the Department of Medicine. Retired or not, she continues to break new ground, most recently as the first Black president of the American Clinical and Climatology Association.

“Our goal is to make the community as safe as we can make it and sending a very strong message ... that we’re not going to be tolerant of any illegal or criminal behavior in that area.”

“We will continue to show up until we see a cease-fire,” an organizer said.

The 10th Annual World Beer Festival Raleigh Saturday, April 11, 2015 – Moore Square Park, Downtown Raleigh Sample unlimited 4-ounce pours from 250+ beers! Standing behind the bar at Crank Arm Brewing, one of Raleigh’s top beer destinations, brewer Mike Morris talks excitedly about his latest creations, an evolving series of saisons and single-hopped pale ales. It’s a warm