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Dish
Since its debut four months ago, the R-Line is proving a real boon to downtown eating and drinking establishments. Here's our map and guide.
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Dish
The three buses (two in service, one as backup) share the technology that also drives a Prius.
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Dish
The R-Line makes 15 downtown stops during the workday and 19 after 6:30 p.m.
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Dish
Four new transportation franchises are betting the bank on the allure of downtown Raleigh.
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Baseball
"When we win a game, we win it for our country."
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calendar
Film times are good from Thursday, June 25, through Friday, July 3
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Film Review
Frankly, there are Mario video games with more depth than this story—indeed, sitting through Transformers 2 is like watching a 150-minute-long arcade game.
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North Carolina
Timothy Johnson won't disclose where he earned his Ph.D., leaving the impression that he got it from a now-defunct school once notorious as a diploma mill.
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Orange County
Those riding mopeds and scooters on campus could be required to purchase a parking permit and to put their vehciles in designated spaces.
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North Carolina
Money spent pursuing death penalty cases arguably could be better used. Colorado and Kansas are considering abolishing the death penalty to save their budgets.
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North Carolina
"If you're going to vote no against this bill, at least be honest with yourself about why you're doing it."
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Peripheral Visions
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Living Green
With increased environmental awareness, there is a debate on whether digital or print photography is more eco-friendly. Digital and print images each have environmental pros and cons, and it's difficult to determine which method is greener. We'll let your conscience decide.
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Gallery
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Front Porch
The bright signs appeared the third week in April, proclaiming "strawberries" in shiny red letters, a matching big arrow pointing up the road, our road.
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Music Feature
On the mostly one-man mission, Suicide Music, L.E.G.A.C.Y. returns with some of his heaviest verse yet. And, yes, he's totally willing to tell us how good it is.
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Song of the Week
James Wilson on Faulker, Whiskeytown and old gear
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Our guide to this week's shows
Freedy Johnston, Tad Dreis, Black Hollies, The Huguenots, Patrick Wolf, Ear Pwr, Adventure, Ex-Monkeys, Wood Birds, Wild Fictions, Malebolgia, Abigail Williams, Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, Dex Romweber Duo, more
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Record Review
The past is past, but Here and Now—their new disc and first album together since 1991's Mavericks—fails to match the glory of their mutual exploits or even Stamey's recent solo work.
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Music Feature
"I think it's something that comes naturally to early-20-something guys: just hop in a van and survive on the road for a while. It's in our DNA."
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TV
In these recessionary times, if you're looking for a reason other than True Blood to keep HBO on your cable bill, this is it.
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Theater
There's a pooch on the set, but she's played by a human being. And it isn't long before she's not only housebroken but home-wrecking.
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Dance
By spring of this year, critics watching the career of Shen Wei had reason enough to be concerned.
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Theater
The structure of Jason Stuart's eerie little multispeed jigsaw of a play about the accidental death of a 5-year-old girl in a laundromat parallels what her would-be rescuers tried to do to save her life.
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Sudoku Solution
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Promotional Events
[slide show] June 19 at Golden Belt in Durham
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Kroger Promotion: Recipe Ads
Southern Treats
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8 Days a Week
Jersey Boys
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8 Days a Week
Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet; more
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8 Days a Week
Charles Pilkey's The Machine in the Garden; more
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8 Days a Week
NCMA's Indian Movie Weekend; more
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8 Days a Week
Working; more
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8 Days a Week
John Belushi double feature
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8 Days a Week
Tiny Vipers, Balmorhea; more
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8 Days a Week
H. Art Chaos' The Rite of Spring
