Ice-Skating Rinks in Downtown Raleigh

Posted on November 30, 2011 By alansche (Edit) Leave a Comment
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Ice-skating is my favorite winter pastime. I try to make it onto the ice as many times as I can when the weather gets cold, even though most ice-skating rinks are opened year-round! There is something about the crisp atmosphere and being bundled up with close friends as we circle the ice that really brings out the best of winter (or late fall). If you've... [Read more...]

Explore the Great Appalachian Heights for Ski-Resorts in North Carolina

Posted on November 30, 2011 By alansche (Edit) Leave a Comment
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Some winter residents in Raleigh choose to hibernate and stay as far away from the cold as possible. Living in a great place like Summermill might have you happy you can just bundle up in your apartment when temperatures get too frigid. Others are seasonal snow bunnies who flock to the chilliest locations around to partake in winter recreation as it's meant... [Read more...]

Indy Week’s Top 5, From Food Trucks to Green Space

Posted on November 22, 2011 By alansche (Edit) Leave a Comment
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 IndyWeek.com has some of the top highlights spun in a not-so-newsy way that is both informative and entertaining to read. They cover everything from politics to sports to the art scene in the Triangle. You can check out some of this week's top 5 articles of things to know happening around Summermill at Falls River. Henson’s double-double lifts Heels... [Read more...]

North Caroline Gourmet Food Tours Takes You On a Flavorful Adventure

Posted on November 14, 2011 By alansche (Edit) Leave a Comment
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Thanksgiving dinner might be a meal you look forward all  year long, but there are plenty of great restaurants around Raleigh that can appease your appetite and you don't even have to spend hours in your apartment kitchen cooking. If you  have not taken one of the Raleigh areas or Triangle Food Tour, you are definitely missing out. The North Carolina Gourmet... [Read more...]

Wake Up Early in Raleigh for Morning Matinee and Breakfast Savings

Posted on November 10, 2011 By alansche (Edit) Leave a Comment
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Everyone loves to save a little on things the love. The price of a movie can sometimes seem just our of the budget even for a flick you've been eager to see. Eating out can also get crossed off the luxury list, especially during the start of the holiday season. Well, don't forget that matinee movies are just a wee bit cheaper than the average evening move ticket,... [Read more...]

Holiday Shop Locally Around the Triangle This Year

Posted on November 7, 2011 By alansche (Edit) Leave a Comment
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It's not too early to start thinking about your holiday shopping. Whether you've got a long list of family and friends or a very specific group of the Naught or Nice," when it comes to doing the actual shopping part, it can be a very un-jolly experience. Everyone is always talking about big sales and big savings at the mall or "big box" stores, but how about... [Read more...]

North Caroline Salutes Vietnam Vets at Veterans Day Parade

Posted on November 4, 2011 By alansche (Edit) Leave a Comment
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The 31st Annual North Caroline Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony will take place on Friday, November 11 at the North Carolina Capitol grounds. The city will recognize Vietnam veterans and honor the lives of soldiers who lost their lives during wartime decades ago. Following parade will be followed by a wreath laying ceremony at 11am. You can also join the Women... [Read more...]

It’s Time for a Time Change in Raleigh

Posted on November 3, 2011 By alansche (Edit) Leave a Comment
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What’s the difference between Daylight Savings and Daylight Standard Time? One is about to end and the other is about to give you an extra hour in the day! Daylight Savings Time will convert back to Standard Time on November 6 at 2am, so make sure you’re ready to change your clocks! With all of the smart technology we own today, we you may not have to... [Read more...]