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
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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
Elegance and Energy: A Well-Balanced Lakestone Abode
Elizabeth Cooke enlisted the Fleur team to outfit her family’s 1960s home with bold design, playful patterns and functional living spaces
April Poem: Pre-Nuptial Rituals
A lyrical meditation on ancestry, tradition and personal transformation, exploring how rituals shape identity across generations
Simple Life: A Garden Reborn
Through patience, planning and a lot of hard work, an overgrown yard is turned into a vibrant, tour-worthy landscape
Shaped by Humanity: The Origins of the Free Expression Tunnel
Started in 1967 with a $20 budget, this underpass at NC State has evolved into a vibrant social, artistic and political landmark
Support System: The Story Behind the Filotimo Foundation
This nonprofit created by Pete Proimos provides financial support and fertility assistance for adults living with cystic fibrosis
Escape to OBX: A Road Trip from Duck to Ocracoke
Along with her book club, this North Carolina native discovers the wonders of the Outer Banks in the off-season
April Garden Notes: Welcome Weeds & Pests!
This month, change up your thinking about managing bugs, embracing beneficial plants and creating a balanced, thriving backyard ecosystem
Oldies but Goodies: Raleigh Restaurants More than 50 Years Old
A guide to Raleigh’s longest-running restaurants, including The Mecca, Clyde Cooper’s BBQ and the Angus Barn
Rooted in Rawlee: Hearing a Hometown Accent Across the Globe
A deep dive into Raleigh’s changing accent, tracing how migration, culture and time have shaped speech in North Carolina
Living Giants: Get to Know the Tulip Poplar
These hardy, towering trees with multi-colored flowers are important contributors to North Carolina’s landscape
Singing in the Silo: Meet Weirs
This Triangle folk music collective gathers singers and instrumentalists for otherworldly takes on traditional tunes