WALTER’s Top Stories of 2025
This year, our readers most-read stories spoke to international travel, local live music, culture and creatives.
This year, our readers most-read stories spoke to international travel, local live music, culture and creatives.
Our creative director’s annual showcase of the past year’s most memorable, eye-catching moments captured by local photographers.
Kick off 2026 with cozy indoor performing arts shows, gallery exhibitions and independent films — or brave the chill outside.
From glamorous red-carpet soirees to decadent multi-course dinners to a kid-friendly afternoon, here are some great ways to ring in 2026!
The event was an evening of exceptional food, silent and live auctions and remarks from Jamie Valvano, daughter of legendary Jim Valvano.
Chef Jeff Seizer prepared meals for 176 guests with produce sourced from the farm and drinks from Ponysaurus and Wine Authorities.
This exhibition featured also debuted work from Chuck Rose and Davis Choun for the first time in addition to existing artists.
Award-winning actress Helen Hunt spoke at the Evening of Hope and The Soul Psychedelique Orchestra played at the Igniting Hope event.
Cowell shared what it’s like to lead the city and revealed she’s training for the firefighter’s fitness test.
The same day, ArtSource hosted a Meet the Artists event where the community had the chance to get to know Chenet and Moore
Gov. Josh Stein offered a certificate from the state of North Carolina to commemorate her birthday and a fun time was had by all.
On Oct. 22, WALTER held its annual Taste of the Wild event at The Merrimon-Wynne House. This year’s chefs were Christopher Prieto of Prime Barbecue and Luke Owens of Native Fine Diner. Thank you to presenting sponsor Great Outdoor Provision…
The WGN is a giving circle of the North Carolina Community Foundation that brings together women to support women and children.
The Emmy-winning Raleigh Ringers have been around for more three decades — and their holiday concerts are a popular tradition