Spring is here and the winter hibernation is over. Stretch your legs, be inspired, and learn about your community at Dorothea Dix Park this April and May. The park is providing many opportunities to get out of the house and…
March 28, 2021, marked the 100 year anniversary of the Dentzel Carousel being part of Pullen Park. This carousel has had quite the ride over its lifetime from its inception in the early 1900s, to its time in Bloomsbury Park,…
When you think of castles, places like Ireland, Scotland, and England may pop in your head. What about Chapel Hill? Probably not, but surprisingly, this part of the Triangle does have its own legitimate French-style château, Gimghoul Castle. It even…
Picture two baseball fans studying their collection of cards and you may hear something like this: "I'll trade my Mickey Mantle for your Jackie Robinson." This year in downtown Raleigh, you may hear something slightly different: "I'll trade my Raleigh…
When you hear "exotic pet" you may think of the three animals exclaimed by Dorothy and the gang in the Wizard of Oz. Actually, a lot of animals are classified as such: snakes, spiders, and even hamsters make the cut.…
March is Women's History Month, and what better way to honor the women of our past than by visiting the NC Museum of History. Not ready to go indoors yet? The museum also has a variety of virtual activities you…
Have more time on your hands? Looking for a new hobby? Maybe a musical instrument? Or perhaps, you're an old pro when it comes to riffing on the guitar. Wherever you may be on your musical journey, these eight locally-owned…
A look at the outdoor theatre production
All aboard! Jump back into time on four wheels
We had a chance to sit down with the producer of Dino Safari, Tom Zaller, and get the inside scoop on what makes this larger than life drive-thru dinosaur experience roar.…
Black History Month is here, and what better place to start the month off than at the Pope House Museum, the only African-American house museum in N.C., located in downtown Raleigh. This two-story relic is run by the City of…
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How to help kids ages 6-10 break that thumbsucking habit.
How do you nurture a children's confidence in a safe world even when they are exposed to disturbing news.
Guidance for a great start to the new school year for parents of exceptional children.
Parents sound off about the amount of school supplies they are being asked to purchase at the beginning of each school year.
The nature of what parents need to communicate with a teacher changes with a child's age and needs.
Is social media a powerful educational tool or a dangerous distraction?
Spending savvy: Help kids understand the difference between "wants" and "needs."
How to identify and manage a child with Oppositional Defiance Disorder.
Does this new approach to learning help student conquer educational challenges?
This easy chair pocket project is great for an at-home study space or the entire classroom.
Food Lion Feeds recently celebrated its anniversary by providing more than 1 million meals throughout its 10-state operating area.
A Duke University study proposes a strategy to better use limited public health care dollars for protecting more people from human papillomavirus (HPV) and the cancers it can cause.
