Spend Super Bowl Sunday at a sports bar around Raleigh

On Sunday, February 5, millions of viewers will have their eyes glued to their TV sets in anticipation of the biggest sports game of the year-- the Super Bowl! The New York Giants will be taking on the New England Patriots for the top title in the NFL! If you don't plan on attending any Super Bowl parties that night, perhaps you should head over to a sports... [Read more...]
MythBusters tour comes to Raleigh

Ever watch the Discovery Channel show MythBusters and wish that you could see the curious duo's antics live and in person? Well, soon, you can! Because the troublemaking twosome, Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman, are taking their show on the road! On Sunday, March 25, head to the Raleigh Memorial Auditorium for the MythBusters: Behind the Myths tour! This... [Read more...]
Durham is nation’s most tolerant city

As if the Raleigh area hasn't racked up enough accolades in the past year: best city to live in the United States, most sustainable mid-size city, best city in which to do business... are we forgetting anything? Overall, Raleigh sounds like a pretty great place-- and it just keeps getting better! In a survey using data gathered by UCLA, the FBI and other... [Read more...]

The Triangle is not only a research and business center but a top destination for colleges and universities, too! This makes for a mix of people who love to sit back and relax with a beer. And what better place to do it than at a microbrewery! Here is where you can find the best in small-batch and seasonal suds-- all of them containing unique flavors! And... [Read more...]
Winter car care tips for frigid Raleigh temps

The holidays are over, but winter prevails! And we've certainly seen some cold temperatures in Raleigh this past week. Hope everyone has been keeping properly warm! In the event of freezing weather, it is important to keep your car in check. After all, its battery is only 60 percent operational when the mercury dips below 32 degrees! Follow these tips to... [Read more...]
Celebrate New Year’s Eve around Raleigh

The year 2011 is just about over and 2012 is on the near horizon! Do you know what you're doing to celebrate that final night of the year yet? If not, you'd better hop to it! After all, the perfect dress, date and destination must be in place! If you don't know what's going on around Raleigh for New Year's Eve, we'll tell you about a few events that are... [Read more...]
Happy holidays from Oberlin Court!

Finally, the weekend we've all been waiting for is upon us! Are you ready for it? In other words: did you finish all of your holiday gift shopping? If so, congratulations, and give yourself a pat on the back! If not, no worries-- we'll make things a little easier for you be re-capping some shopping suggestions we've made throughout December. You only have... [Read more...]
Where to shop for toys in Raleigh this holiday

We are halfway through December, which means there aren't many shopping days left this holiday! Surely, the children have passed off their wishlists to you, ensuring that their demands are fulfilled. Some of the items on those lists may be the hottest toys of the season, so it's best to purchase those early, before they sell out! Don't know where to go... [Read more...]
Girl Scouts honored at N.C. Museum of History

You probably don't know a single woman or girl who hasn't been a Girl Scout for at least a small stint in her life. The ubiquitous group teaches young women leadership, confidence and character, which are then carried over to their adult lives. And lest we not mention those cookies! In 2012, the Girl Scouts of America will be celebrating its 100th birthday.... [Read more...]
Private citizens donate botanical gardens to Raleigh public

Raleigh is a city full of beautiful parks, which includes plants and flowers that are preserved for our enjoyment, such as at the North Carolina Botanical Garden. And now the city will have yet another botanical garden! The grounds and gardens of a private citizen's home was recently gifted to Raleigh. Joslin Garden, as it is called, has been giving public... [Read more...]

