Music Makers: Christopher Terrell on Son Chris Feed’s Blossoming Career
Raleigh native Christopher Terrell helps his son, Chris Feed, begin to build his successful career as a singer and songwriter, despite his health complications.
Category: People
Battle of the Bands: Broughton High School fundraiser
Student-led fundraiser at Broughton High School promotes awareness of neurological conditions.
Brooks Bell Shares the Impact of Her Story of Colon Cancer
WALTER readers are inspired to act after the tech entrepreneur told her health story in our pages—here’s what they told us.
5 Questions With… Offline CEO David Shaner
An NC State grad introduces the next iteration of his Offline brand, built around disconnecting from screens and enjoying our city.
5 Questions With… Triangle Wine & Food Experience Honorary Chair Jackie Locklear
Jackie Locklear, the honorary chair of the Triangle Wine & Food Experience, shares how she got involved with Frankie Lemmon.
How to Volunteer with Kids in the Triangle
Local acts of service you can do with young ones—and what you need to know.
Meet the 2020 WINi Panelists
Our annual speaker series for young women gathers leaders from a variety of fields, including art, science, news and nonprofit.
Louis St.Lewis: A Fine Assemblage
For this multimedia maker and all-around character, art is life and life is art.
New Energy: A conversation with Raleigh Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin
The new decade will bring lots of change to our city, including a new mayor and City Council. We talked with Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin.
A Waltz in Time: Vintage Dancing in the Triangle
Husband and wife duo Bob Chapman and Mary Lovelock enjoy a unique hobby together—and they hope you’ll join them.
At His Core: Jojo Polk Forges an Unusual Path Through Fitness and Faith
Before he owned his own studio and grew a cult following among local fitness fanatics, Jojo Polk and his family faced hardship.
The Raleigh Symphony Orchestra Taps the Community to Offer New, Diverse Music
Led by director Jim Waddelow, this local group of musicians and composers performs a range of music.
Wee Care gives kids a chance to succeed
Wee Care, a nonprofit in Wake County, offers free preschool for low-income children to prepare them for kindergarthen both academically and socially.
A Year in Cakes: 12 Months of Trying New Bakeries
A father’s love for dessert and CC Parker’s dedication to trying new things combine for a sweet adventure.