In late Summer 2007 the founding editors of New Raleigh met in a backroom at Mitch's Tavern. The agenda for the evening was a few rounds of beers and conversation about the then nascent online venture. Although our backgrounds were varied, we all shared a love for culture and the up and coming city of Raleigh.
New Raleigh was created as a way to celebrate and support localism and highlight the many individual contributions to the growing city. We think we succeeded at a scale we never could have imagined. While that love for Raleigh has never faded - the time to stop publishing New Raleigh has come. We are excited to move our focus to new professional projects and growing familes.
Thank you to all of the writers and editors that have contributed over the years. To the local community and everyone who has read the site and created a lively conversation in the comments section, we owe you a huge 'Thank You.' This simple website has opened many opportunities for us. We have made great friends and created so many professional relationships that made New Raleigh possible. We will continue to be involved in the local scene and look forward to seeing Raleigh's future.
Thank you so much for your support,
Jedidiah Gant & David Millsaps
Christian Karkow is one of Raleigh’s most creative and interesting artists. Over the years, he has created art from found objects. Nothing about his art is standard. He talks at VAE on Friday about his latest piece.
Little Raleigh Radio , an open-source radio station with a hyper-local focus is coming to Downtown Raleigh.
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Oak City Cycling Project will be moving from Ruby Red space on West Street and bike down Peace Street to join the new pocket of energy on Person Street. They need your help moving and have doughnuts and beers to offer in return!
A team of people from the Triangle host the U.S. debut for ‘Without a Fight’ at Full Frame this year. Be there.
The Busy Bee team is expanding with a new Morgan Street brew pub on the quest for the next great pint.
The City of Raleigh will lease the Dorothea Dix Hospital campus from the State of North Carolina for 75 years under a lease agreement approved by the City Council this afternoon on a 7-1 vote.
The company formerly known as Raleigh Denim, now known as simply Raleigh, had the Grand Opening of their New York City shop recently. We have photos from the party.
Despite Bill Clinton never winning North Carolina, the former president stopped into Raleigh’s Pullen Park on a chilly Sunday afternoon to help spread President Barack Obama’s reelection message.
Retail has been slowly building in downtown since the Fayetteville Street conversion. A few shops are popping up this Fall and Deco Raleigh may be the biggest and most diverse.
Caroline Morrison and Siobhan Southern are keenly aware of the challenges they face by opening the Fiction Kitchen, a new vegetarian restaurant coming to Downtown Raleigh.