Cherry Bomb will offer “live music, pinup-model costumed servers and more than 50 craft beers on tap,” according to a release from Kimball & Co., the broker who handled the sale of the property.
via Cherry Bomb restaurant will replace Joe’s Place – Dining – NewsObserver.com.
Recently, the site was infected with some kind of virus. This came to my attention on Friday, May 7th around noon. If you visited the site on that day and encountered some strange behavior in your browser, I recommend you do a system scan. After hearing about the infection, I disabled the site and put up a simple maintenance screen in order to stop the spread.
After some phone calls and WordPress updates over the weekend, I’m confident that the problem has been fixed. Thanks to regular backups, not much content was lost except for last week’s posts and comments. I have recovered the posts but the comments are lost.
I am truly sorry if this has affected anyone. Computer viruses piss me off more then anything and I hate to be the cause if someone was infected visiting the blog. I’m using this post as an apology and to see that new posts continue to work regularly for the RSS subscribers.
Back to regularly scheduled programming……….
The LGBT Center of Raleigh announces the grand opening of its new office space in downtown Raleigh, which will take place during May’s First Friday on May 7, and the appointment of Executive Director, Bobby Hilburn.
We are very excited to begin construction on the Justice Center,” said Wake County Board of Commissioners Chair Tony Gurley. “We have planned the facility very carefully and strategically for many years, and we are fortunate to be breaking ground at a time when we can build a large facility, like this one, for $22 million under the original estimate.
Saving money because of the down economy. Not a bad idea. Groundbreaking is on Monday, May 10th.
via WakeGOV.com – NEWS: Wake to Hold Justice Center Groundbreaking.
Raleigh’s Contemporary Art Museum (CAM) will officially break ground at its future home, 409 W. Martin Street, on Tuesday, May 11, 2010, at 5:00 p.m. The renovated 20,000 sq. ft. historic warehouse-turned-museum will serve as the only non-collecting museum of contemporary art + design in North Carolina.
Edenton Street is currently being repaved. With the top layer of asphalt stripped away, some Raleigh history has been revealed. Take a look at the photos posted below and you’ll see some of the old streetcar tracks that once rolled from the capitol down Blount Street.
We have talked about buried tracks before and the map from North Carolina Maps confirms the track lines. Shown below are tracks on Edenton Street and the beginning of the curve onto Blount Street.
Nash Square Old Timer by dtraleigh, on Flickr
The two-way conversion of Morgan Street is part of the roundabout construction project at the intersection of Morgan and Hillsborough streets. Drivers should be aware of the construction and possible traffic delays when traveling in this area.
via City of Raleigh | Section Of Morgan Street To Open To Two-Way Traffic On May 1.