Allie Remhof

Allie Remhof

Newsletter Editor

Allie has lived in Raleigh since 2015, transplanted from Dayton, OH, and is a 2023 graduate of NC State University — go Pack! Allie worked on the editorial board of NC State’s newspaper, Technician, and wrote about culture, news and sports. Outside of creating content, Allie can be found watching movies, going to local baseball games, and cooking elaborate meals.

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The North Hills Innovation District will welcome two retailers to its Makers Alley lineup, one with a Raleigh presence and a new store that promises rest and relaxation.
70 & Sunny, a new pop-up concept from local bowl spot Happy + Hale, will open at Smoky Hollow with $10 bowls out of a cherry red shipping container.
Petey Pablo’s 2001 hit “Raise Up” is on the desk of NC legislators and could be enshrined in NC history.
Tour a selection of this historic neighborhood’s best private gardens at this beloved annual garden tour.
With just a few games left before the postseason, Caps fans are on the edge of their seats waiting for Alex Ovechkin to notch goal No. 895 and beat Wayne Gretzky’s all-time scoring record.
Keep this article saved throughout the men’s and women’s NCAA Tournaments to see how our Triangle teams are stacking up throughout March Madness.
We spoke with Sarah Bock, the young actress behind the elusive Miss Huang on Apple TV+'s hit show “Severance” about her acting start in Raleigh, the challenges of this role, and the special skills she learned on set.
After five years in Oak City, Dreamville is coming to a close. Here’s who’s headlining and supporting the final fest and what Dreamville leaving means for Raleigh.
Raleigh Comedy Festival’s premier event promises to bring comics ranging from “Saturday Night Live” performers to musical comedy duos — and you won’t want to miss it.
Plan the perfect quick getaway with these three family road trips, all within three hours of Raleigh for a day trip or overnight stay.
Also known as Lady Edison, Beulah Louise Henry is credited with 100+ inventions and nearly 50 US patents for her inventions — and she’s Oak City born + raised.
America’s second-largest craft beer fest is back in Raleigh next month — here’s what you need to know before cheers-ing at Brewgaloo.
Mikko Rantanen was the crown jewel of a landmark trade earlier this season. Now, he’s off to the Texas for $12 million a year.
Chicago’s got one, and even Seattle has its own signature recipe, so we’re planting our flag on the hot dog map.
We sat down with @NorthCarolinaKerry to talk all things content creation, North Carolina, and his prestigious award from the NC Travel Industry Association.
After the Pack’s 24-5 regular season and extending its home win streak, the highly ranked women’s basketball season faces the post-season with a No. 1 seed and tough rivals coming back.
Headliners like Chappell Roan and Lainey Wilson sold out Red Hat Amphitheater in 2024 and nearly doubled 2023’s economic impact of $17.6 million.
Join us at RALtoday in celebrating the heart of our community, small businesses.
This vegetarian-friendly restaurant has been on West Morgan Street for half a century serving plant-based and omnivorous bites alike. We sat down with owner Lee Robinson to learn more about Irregardless’s past and what’s next for the Raleigh legend.
This 10-acre educational, research, and display garden is only open a few weekends a year.
From hotel taxes and 400+ events, Wake County had a banner year for tourism in 2024 — we’re diving into the stats from 2024
These vintage valentines from Pope House Museum help us understand the lives of one of Raleigh’s most prominent African American families and our city’s history.
This love story of a Southern belle and Union general might seem impossible, but it took place right here in the Triangle. Smith D. Atkins and Ella Swain met in Chapel Hill, and Atkins prevented the destruction of Raleigh.
Simon Says Dip This is a Durham-based specialty ice cream store with endlessly customizable cones and cups and will open its Raleigh location in February.
No opening date is set for Raising Cane’s, but the famed chicken tender restaurant will get its first Raleigh outpost on Hillsborough Street.
Drop the Gloves is a new brew by Trophy inspired by Raleigh’s own NHL team that’s sure to please your Caniac crew.
Marian opens today, and we can’t wait for more fun vegan flavors from its hospitality group, including cruelty-free caviar service, marrow, and meatball a la vodka.
Super Rad Retro Lounge is living up to its name with classic arcade games, pinball, air hockey, and more on Glenwood South.
The Carolina Hurricanes have acquired one of the NHL’s top talents in a blockbuster trade agreement. What’s next for their season?
Help locals in need while clearing out your own home. Spring cleaning donations from furniture, clothing, and technology can all go toward a good cause in Raleigh.