On Sept. 17, more than 150 business and community leaders gathered at the Poe Center for Health Education to celebrate 35 years, raising more than $105,000 for health-science education for more than 2,100 North Carolina youth. The event featured a silent auction, an awards ceremony, and a cooking demonstration, plus a first look at Wired: The Teen Brain Experience, its new exhibit.
ferry ride to Cape Lookout National Seashore reveals lighthouse views, a historic Coast Guard station and North Carolina’s maritime past.
Through daily painting, Apex artist Mónica Linares built a career defined by bold color and a minimalist style — and she’s sharing her process.
This longtime Raleigh painter has used his skills and enthusiasm to uplift and expand Raleigh’s creative community.
When a grand old tree falls near Brooks Avenue, it invites a moment for reflection on how we celebrate life.
Gene Reinert of Guru Guitars shares the playlist of jazz, soul and worship music that’s keeping up his spirits these days.
Amber Smith of Activate Good is doing what she can, with what she has, where she is.
Lisa Grele Barrie, Executive Director of Raleigh City Farm, a nonprofit farm on a one-acre site in downtown Raleigh digs deep to find calm.
The Conservation Horticulture Training Program gives students hands-on experience and exposure.
More than a volunteer, Lee Pryor is a driving force at the Frankie Lemmon School and Foundation.
by Hampton Williams Hofer
photographs by Jaclyn Morgan
The woman behind the Mini Page
by Catherine Currin
“The Algebra Club is meeting this Friday night at the Camp’s farm at 8 p.m.”