Holiday Slideshows
- Decorations dazzle in Cary home
- Meadow's lights shine brightly
- Salvation Army toy giveaway
- Fayetteville Rotary Christmas Parade
- WRAL's Coats for the Children telethon
- Governor's mansion decked out for the holidays
- Durham tower lighting
- 49th Annual WRAL-TV Tower Lighting
- 2008 Raleigh Christmas Parade
- Rudolph Puppets
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Celebrating a night out? Catch a ride instead of DWI
A DWI conviction could end up costing as much as $8,000, but a new service in the Triangle offers a comparatively cheaper alternative to drinking and driving.- Mar. 9, 2009 |
Downtown Raleigh hotels fear economy will dampen New Year's
At The Oakwood Inn, business in down 15 percent. Sales are also down at the nearby Clarion Hotel. Last-minute First Night revelers could be in luck when looking for rooms.- Mar. 9, 2009 | Slideshow |
'Tis the season for shoplifters
Schoolkids Records’ manager Brad Cook said the Raleigh music store triples its normal business during the holidays, but they have experienced shoplifters cutting open products to steal what’s inside.- Mar. 9, 2009 |
Triangle towns recycle holiday waste
From wrapping paper, bows and boxes to the Christmas tree, Raleigh residents will accumulate an extra 750 tons of holiday trash this week. Linda Leighton of Raleigh's solid waste services department hopes people will consider an alternative to the landfill for the excess.- Mar. 9, 2009 |
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As needs rise, charities keep finding ways to say 'yes'
Charities that are facing more and more requests for help are nothing if not resourceful, and Triangle service organization are finding ways to feed the hungry this year despite the economy's downturn.- Mar. 9, 2009 |
Thousands line up for mission's toy giveaway
The sluggish economy sent more than 2,800 people to the Durham Rescue Mission on Tuesday to ensure their children got a toy for Christmas.- Mar. 9, 2009 |
'Bicycle Man' puts hundreds of children on wheels
For the Fayetteville community, Moses Mathis' annual bicycle giveaway is as much a part of Christmas as candles in the window and caroling.- Mar. 9, 2009 |
Toys for Tots short of 'mission' days before Christmas
Officials say the U.S. Marines' Toys for Tots campaign urgently needs donations of toys to meet its "mission" to deliver Christmas presents to needy children in nine Triangle counties.- Dec 21, 2008 |
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Raleigh readies for First Night 2009
Raleigh will ring in the new year with a mix of visual and performing artists in venues around downtown Dec. 31.- Mar. 9, 2009 | Slideshow |
Angel Tree to help provide Christmas for children
You can pick up an Angel Tree sponsor form at Omni Family Resource Center, 351 Wagoner Drive, in Fayetteville.Live nativity show to be held in Wendell
A Live Nativity show will be held at the Magnolia Cowboy Church in Wendell this weekend.
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Shoppers cite many reasons, many deals for delay
Discount seekers and procrastinators hit the stores Wednesday in the last shopping day before Christmas. What they found depended largely on where they chose to shop.- Mar. 9, 2009 |
Retailers slash prices in hope of big profits
A retail group says holiday sales are down 10 percent, and the number of people going to the mall is down even more.- Mar. 9, 2009 |
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Simplify cooking over holidays
Food Network star Sandra Lee provides some tips on how to simplify cooking over the holidays
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