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BeautyFrizz, meet your match: Hitto Salon brings a high-end, New York-born skill set to Raleigh-area hair with cutting-edge cuts, rich color, and specialties like Japanese hair straightening, digital perms, and tape-in extensions.
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Frizz, meet your match: Hitto Salon brings a high-end, New York-born skill set to Raleigh-area hair with cutting-edge cuts, rich color, and specialties like Japanese hair straightening, digital perms, and tape-in extensions.
Gas-station BBQ gem: Tucked inside a gas station, Chop Shop BBQ & Grill turns oak and hickory smoke into Carolina comfort, from pulled pork sandwiches with slaw and hushpuppies to family-size Pig or Hog Packs, plus sides like mac and cheese, banana pudding, and Brunswick stew.
Plant-based comfort, leveled up: At The Fiction Kitchen, the all-vegan menu turns local produce into craveable things like fried pimento cheese, Lion's Mane rangoon, and an Eastern NC-style BBQ sandwich that’ll fool your most stubborn carnivore, plus chicken-and-waffles and a curry bowl when you wa…
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The North Carolina Dinner Show, which takes place at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Raleigh Crabtree, turns dinner into a 2.5-hour murder mystery.
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The Piedmont train runs 172 miles across North Carolina, taking passengers from Charlotte to Raleigh in roughly three hours.
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Foxcroft Food & Wine is closing its Raleigh restaurant and wine bar, 4421 Six Forks Road in North Hills, just 19 months after opening in the Lassiter District.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
Beth Greene and her daughters Sarah and Lydia had purchased interment rights at Montlawn Memorial Park in North Carolina in 2013, expecting to rest beside their late husband.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
Raleigh, N.C., will gain 269 luxury units in a mixed-use multifamily development called Rosewood, which will span 399,000 sf across two podium buildings.
Full story at bdcnetwork.com ↗
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