It’s Easy Being Green… if You’re an Anole
These delightful North Carolina lizards have some cool characteristics like their ability to change colors and eyes that move independently
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School of Rock with Dr. Florence Dore
Considered “the rocking professor” at UNC Chapel Hill, this musician shows the kids how it’s done on her new album, Hold the Spark
Bridge Closed: The Last Rites
When the Old Boylan Bridge was deemed unsafe, locals stepped in to say goodbye to the 1987s aging steel truss structure
Food Fight: Brigid Washington’s New Memoir
In “Salt, Sweat & Steam,” the chef and food writer recalls her rigorous studies at the Culinary Institute of America
Raleigh Biking Resources: 3 Sites to Bookmark
Explore the Triangle’s designated cycling trails better with these websites and resources recommended by our pros.
Bike the Triangle: 8 Great Cycling Routes
Looking for some cycling inspiration? These serious bikers shared their favorite paths along the greenway, parks and roads in Raleigh and beyond
Garden Tips: A Pop of May Color
I enter this month of transition with extra gratitude for two of spring’s most beautiful flowers, peonies and poppies
Turning Trash into Treasure on the Walnut Creek Greenway
This new public art installation by Patrizia Ferreira is made from salvaged plastic bags that have been transformed into a beautiful canopy
Fields of Wonder at Beech Bluff County Park
This Wake County park reimagines agriculture as a tool for education, sustainability and community connection
A Visual Language: Meet Paul Tuorto
et to know the graphic designer who creates the look and feel of some of Raleigh’s most popular food and beverage spots
Sweet Spot: The Power of the Porch
In his inaugural column for WALTER, longtime journalist Tommy Tomlinson reflects on the unique perspective you find in front of your home
News You Can Use: This Month’s WALTER Weekly Headlines
The science museum changes its famous facade, schools prep for Pollen Days and Dix Park has a giant new installation
Craft & Community: Textile Artist Michelle Wilkie
This maker uses her head for math and science to create colorful, modern quilts that merge traditional techniques with contemporary design
Can You Dig It? Raleigh City Farm Turns 15!
A look at Raleigh City Farm’s unique evolution, urban agriculture programs and its role in sustainable local food and education