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Author Archives: Ayn-Monique Klahre
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Talking Herbs with Cheetie Kumar
For the chef and co-owner of Ajja and Big Cat, these plants aren’t just a garnish — they’re an essential ingredient, especially in summer
Downtown Raleigh Bars and Restaurants with Shaded Outdoor Seating
On the hottest days, grab a beer or a cocktail at one of these spots with covered patios and breezy rooftops.
WALTER Events | WINnovation 2026
WALTER is thrilled to return to The Umstead Hotel & Spa on Sept. 1, 2026 for WINnovation, a celebration of innovative women.
The Art of Living Well
On May 20, step into a world where design, connection and lifestyle take center stage.
Statement Stone is Having a Moment
From marble to quartzite to porcelain, bold takes on this workhorse surface are at the forefront of kitchen design. Here’s what we’re seeing.
Meet Ethan Clark, Raleigh’s Favorite Weather Guy
The young man behind the popular NC Weather Authority platform explains how he got into the field and what it’s like to report on the Triangle’s tricky weather
What to Do in April 2026 In and Around Raleigh
This month in Raleigh, enjoy markets of all kinds, Earth Day celebrations, outdoor festivals and Record Store Day!
Special Feature: The Legacy Edit
Meet 15 local businesses that have been defining our Raleigh community and investing in our city for generations.
Where to Hear Jazz in Raleigh
These are the locals bars and restaurants that are hosting regular jazz nights for your relaxed, improvisational music enjoyment. by Addie Ladner & Ayn-Monique Klahre Jazz music is inherently social, where bands often feed off the crowd’s energy and no…
Seas-ing Days at Wild Dunes
An off-season trip to a resort on the South Carolina coast offers a quieter and luxurious escape, plus a trip to Charleston.
Special Feature: Guide to Giving 2025
As you plan for the holidays, consider how you can help the organizations that are working to make our community a better place to live.
October Poem: October in the Family Cemetery
In this poem by Maureen Sherbondy, she remembers gathering with elders in the family room — and still feels their spirits now that they’ve passed