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Jan
23
25 Local Websites You May Want to Visit
Written by S. Beaumont and filed under Local Sites
While fresh posts ’round these parts have slowed of late, this is certainly not the case for other local writers. Several new or revised local sites have been brought to my attention of late, and my ongoing list of Raleigh websites seems to be growing to a point that I can hardly scan the headlines without devoting the better part of my morning to the effort.
Some of you may remember a fairly popular post we wrote a while back highlighting a few local sites. Below is a revised list with several new additions. Enjoy.
- Go Go Raleigh - a former Raleighing writer reappears
- New Raleigh - solid, regularly updated original content
- Talking About Politics - the name says it all
- Goodnight, Raleigh! - a photoblog of Raleigh
- Citizen - Bob Geary (Independent) is considered one of the most well-informed local writers of the area
- Raleigh Restaurant Review - nice place to find a new place to dine
- This is in my backyard? - discover things to do and see
- Raleigh Chronicle - back and better than before with a new website
- North Hills Buzz - a redesigned website will hopefully be a sign of good things to come
- Red and White from State - sports blog covering NC State
- Raleigh Philosophical Society - a light-hearted read that’s regularly updated
- Over the top / Inside the beltline - your local McMansion tracker
- Learn Downtown Raleigh - downtown highlights
- The Raleigh Connoisseur - focuses on downtown
- Triangle Music - name says it all
- Greener Habits for Raleigh - see above
- Section Six - local NC State sports site
- Raleigh Eco News - quality content, if you’re into that sort of thing
- Raleigh Native Review - Raleigh through the eyes of a life-long local
- State Fans Nation - a must-read for NC State sports fans with a passionate following
- Growth Matters - covering growth in the Triangle
- Raleigh Skyline - pics, podcasts and more
- RDUWTF - they’re back after a break
- What to Have - Raleigh restaurants, mostly if not all downtown
- Below the Beltline - content is king
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I agree that there are several good local blogs and that it’s had to keep up with all of them. That’s why I find your News Feeds very valuable. Is there a way you can date the entries in the News Feeds and collapse the headings that haven’t had a new post in a while (like Boomtown).
PS - I realize that I could get my own RSS feed to each of the these blogs (and I do for a couple), but I still think News Feeds is useful.
I’ll see what I can do. I’ve been tossing around several ideas lately of how to better handle/display the feeds. Thanks for the feedback.
This is a great, helpful list. Thank you!
newraleigh.com has been offline for several days recently…hope they didn’t tick off too many developers and got “silenced”. (sorry…been reading too many conspiracy theories I guess.)