Tag: NOTED

Primitive Playgrounds

For kids in the 1980s in Raleigh, play structures were pretty basic. But, this writer asks, were they really missing anything?

Moonbeam by Jessie Rumbley

The sudden, early arrival of her second child launches this mother into a profoundly hard season of life — but also brings joy and gratitude.

25 Christmas Eves

A writer reflects on a holiday tradition with humble beginnings that’s grown and flourished — and in some ways, remained the same.

The Sock Burning

A unique holiday tradition brings this Cary family together — and conveniently declutters their laundry pile, too.

Simple Life: Coach & The Bull

Before he even realized he had the talent, two perceptive educators nurtured this writer’s budding career as an author.

March Poem: What The Moon Knows

Get a glimpse into our strong and beautiful friend and muse, the moon, and how she can inspire us all to be more effervescent.

The Baker’s Assistant

Life is sweet when Wendy Dodson launches a new business that taps her passion for baking.

Have a Holly Raleigh Swissmas

A Raleigh native melds Christmas traditions with her Swiss husband — and finds the best in both.

The Poster at the Pig

The hunt for a long-forgotten advertisement featuring our old Piggly Wiggly is a reminder of the joy of friendship in small-town Raleigh

Time & Remembrance

As this North Carolina writer watches a honeybee take its final drink, bittersweet memories arrive and depart

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