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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Who doesn’t love shopping local? Pack the perfect picnic using only local items.
Maybe you just hit the jackpot or are dreaming of hitting it big, and we’ve got four ideas for what to do with $1 million.
Old-school entertainment concept Pins Mechanical Co. will open in the reimagined neighborhood by winter 2025.
All restaurants and eateries in NC receive restaurant sanitation scores at least every year measuring the food safety practices of their kitchen. Here’s what those scores mean and a few spots boasting perfect 100s.
If you’re redecorating your home, looking to bring some new life into your closet, or just craving some retail therapy, these unique Triangle second-hand stores can help.
Thanks to Charli XCX’s hit pop album, we’re here to decode why “brat” is all over the airwaves, internet, and right outside your front door.
We’re asking our readers to share their favorite food trucks traversing the 919, from international fare to sweet eats.
PNC Arena’s multi-phase, mixed-use enhancement has been approved by the Centennial Authority after the Canes extended their lease until 2044. The arena will also see a bevvy of upgrades, including a multi-story lobby and more fan experiences.
From arts to sports, save this list of August events in Raleigh for every weekend.
Following IBMA Bluegrass Live!'s announced departure from Oak City, a new bluegrass festival from PineCone will pluck its way into Raleigh in 2025.
Glenwood’s historic Creamery building will be redeveloped into Raleigh’s tallest tower. Here’s what that means for the existing building + what’s next.
With the Summer Olympics well underway, we’re craving a Parisian day without having to leave the 919. Here’s how to have a Parisian staycation right here in Raleigh.
Find out what your RALtoday City Editors Allie and Danyale love to drink and where to get them from. We’ll also share where you can get drinks similar to our favorite at Drink Up Week participant locations.
Raleigh’s downtown is always changing — read about the data the Downtown Raleigh Alliance has collected about DTR’s growth.
Dating back to colonial times, the cherry bounce is a delicious symbol of Raleigh + NC’s early history.
Randy Woodson has served as chancellor at NC State for 14 years, and the UNC System is tasked with finding a new candidate to fill his shoes.
Oak City is well-represented on the world stage at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics and Paralympics— here’s who found a spot on the podium
Can you match these emoji combinations to Raleigh landmarks + businesses?
How much does it cost to live in Oak City compared to other cities and the US national average? Let’s crunch some numbers.
The first hurricane of the Atlanic hurricane season will not directly affect Raleigh, but Hurricane Beryl may bring showers to cut this heat wave short.
We’re ballin’ on a budget here. Keep costs low with these 13 free things to do throughout Raleigh + the 919 for a fun time, free of charge.
After City Editor Danyale’s first month at RALtoday, we wanted to say hey and get readers reintroduced to the team behind our newsletters and social media.
The Sunflower Field at Dix Park is blooming — sip, listen to music, and snack on food truck finds at the five-acre field.
Plenty of team favorites are saying goodbye, but the Carolina Hurricanes’ new talent will make for a promising 2024-25 season.
Ahead of DTR Retail Week, we wanted to share some of our favorite spots to shop local downtown. DTR Retail week is July 15-21 with deals, events, and more happening at downtown shopping locations.
The NC music office will increase awareness of NC’s rich music history + current music scene and will be housed under the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.
The NC music office will increase awareness of NC’s rich music history + current music scene and will be housed under the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.
Break out the star-spangled attire and picnic blanket for a night of Fourth of July fireworks in Raleigh.
No, we’re not trolling you. Artist Thomas Dambo is set to build two troll sculptures at Dorothea Dix Park in October 2025.
Raleighites can get around town and the greater area through GoRaleigh and GoTriangle. Learn how to ride the bus in Raleigh for public transportation through Raleigh + the greater Triangle.