Raleigh Magazine

Introducing our 2025 Millenial Mavericks, Raleigh’s 30-somethings leading the charge as tomorrow’s leaders already shaping today’s world across sectors from media to arts, hospitality to real estate, business to government and beyond. Meet them all at https://lnkd.in/eDm9TKyn

?? Exclusive Sneak Peek ?? We got a first look at new renderings of the NC State Fairgrounds two-tiered food hall, dubbed Midway Event Center. Complete with eight permanent stalls for food vendors with breakfast, lunch and dinner ops—plus spots for fair food vendors and a full bar!—and outdoor seating, the concept is a win-win for the area and its relative lack of F&B spots. ???? ?? HH Architecture ?? Lauren Kruchten

I am honored to be featured as one of Raleigh Magazine's Millennial Mavericks alongside some amazing business owners, founders and community leaders who are helping shape the future of this city we ?? I’m proud of the work we’re doing at the Holt Brothers Foundation and grateful for the chance to help build deeper connections and create spaces where more people feel seen, supported, and inspired to get involved in the work we do and in the broader Raleigh community. Thank you to the Raleigh Magazine team Gina Pearce Stephens, Melissa Howsam and Lauren Kruchten for this recognition ?? https://lnkd.in/eXKGCsn5

Grateful to be recognized by Raleigh Magazine as a 30-something working to make the Triangle’s next chapter the best one! Exciting to be included alongside so many other strong community leaders. Congrats Maggie Kane and Ginny Hager! Thank you to Melissa Howsam Lauren Kruchten Gina Pearce Stephens!

Is your car next? ???? Raleigh’s car theft ring is on the rise—find out if your make is a magnet and how to protect your ride in the latest issue of Raleigh Magazine. Plus, our ultimate guide to the next 365 days in the city—top events, must-see entertainment, Millennial Mavericks and so much more. Grab the issue around town now, or subscribe by April 5 for doorstep delivery: https://lnkd.in/e8QV-Gbd.

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On the heels of a record year for Raleigh and Wake County, we dive into the dining data of Greater Raleigh’s vibrant F&B scene by the numbers.

Who can conceal carry may be changing. The Freedom to Carry NC bill, passed by the NC senate, authorizes U.S. citizens 18 and over to carry a handgun in-state without a permit. Currently, NC gun owners are required to obtain a permit from their local sheriff’s office, plus complete at least eight hours of training. If signed into law, the Tar Heel State will become the 30th state not to require permits or training. ?? Heidi Reid

Doc B's Restaurant is now open at Fenton ?? Drawing upon local influences, the 6,040-square-foot casual yet refined eatery designed by Chicago-based DMAC Architecture & Interiors is primely positioned on the corner of the development's main square, offering both indoor and outdoor seating, the latter complete with ceiling fans and shades. Inside, you'll find warm ambient lighting, an open kitchen, and black-and-white photos paying homage to NC. Stay tuned for opening details!