Through the Lens: A Photographer captures the Triangle during Lock Down
As the novel coronavirus came to North Carolina, a photographer captured scenes around the Triangle
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Beyond Fashion: The Story Behind Meredith College’s Class Dolls
A quirky tradition at Meredith College, more than 100 years in the making, reveals history in an unexpected way.
More Than a Pro: Carolina Country Club’s Ted Kiegiel
Talent, connections and kaizen have fueled Ted Kiegiel’s steady success as a golfer and mentor.
Nurturing a Narrative: Bookstore Liberation Station Champions Authors of Color
The discovery of the story behind a family heirloom compels Victoria Scott-Miller to champion authors of color with her bookstore.
WINGS: Cate Edwards on the Lessons her Mother Taught Her
Now that I’m a mother, I understand that my mom regularly doled out inhuman feats of love.
10 People and Organizations in the Triangle We’d Like to Thank
Acts of kindness big and small inspired WALTER readers to nominate these Givers in their lives.
Glammas: 8 Local Grandmothers Get Glamorous Makeovers
In the photo project Age: The Grandmother Project, eight models—all of them grandmothers—make it clear that true beauty is timeless.
Jubala’s Kyle Hamlin Makes a Coffee Tonic for a Pick-Me-Up
Jubala barista Kyle Hamlin makes his own tonic from scratch, then tops it with espresso for this refreshing summer drink.
Writing From the Heart: Raleigh Author Carrie Knowles
Raleigh author Carrie Knowles releases two very different books this spring—here’s where she got her inspiration.
C. Grace Cocktail Director Kyle Erkes Shares How to Make a Strawberry Daisy
Kyle Erkes, Cocktail Director at C. Grace, mixes up a refreshing summer cocktail that’s the perfect combination of sweet and tart.
What I’m Doing: Skin Care and Makeup Expert Julie Hafer
Julie Hafer, the creator of Beauty Ethics, is taking time to luxuriate and experiment with her quarantine beauty routine.
5 Questions with Venus Liles, on How to Talk to Kids about COVID-19
A local author turns her own challenges with talking to her children about the novel coronavirus into a sweet, useful kids’ book.
What I’m Doing: Maggie Kane, founder of A Place at the Table
Maggie Kane, founder of A Place at the Table, is still feeding others—and her own needs, as well.
A Tree Falls: Neighbors Memorialize a Willow Oak
When a grand old tree falls near Brooks Avenue, it invites a moment for reflection on how we celebrate life.