We've failed to adequately respond to the drought. The consequences may be dire.
The official North Carolina emergency drought plan has the beauty of simplicity, if not feasibility. If the faucets in Durham, Raleigh or any city in North Carolina start to spit out non-potable water, this is what we'll do: Buy bottled water. By Cat Warren - January 30, 2008
WAKE COUNTY — Monster mixed-use set for Morrisville
The plan includes a 3,000-seat movie theater, up to 350 apartments, a five-story hotel, 50,000 square feet of office space and an 180,000-square-foot big-box store with grocery. By Fiona Morgan - January 30, 2008
FOLLOW-UP — Raleigh to chime in on NBAF
Wake County residents will have an opportunity to comment on the federal National Bio and Agro Defense Facility, proposed for a site just five miles north of Falls Lake, Raleigh's primary source of drinking water. By Lisa Sorg - January 30, 2008
WINE BEAT — A trifecta of discoveries
What better theme for the new year than novelties—wines I've learned about only during the last moments of 2007? By Arturo Ciompi - January 9, 2008
Kudos to Cat Warren, Lisa Sorg and Bob Geary for sticking it right-in-your-face regarding the current water shortage. With so-called drought conditions becoming the norm, I seriously question whether we... Read Story | Read All Comments For This Story
This article re-connected my wife and I with memories of a good friend from days past. Norma's passions obviously drive her destiny. The journey is easy for destinations of desire.... Read Story | Read All Comments For This Story
