Asked: Your 2024 local predictions

Peer into the future and use your knowledge of our city to predict what will happen in 2024.

Downtown Raleigh

An aerial view of downtown Raleigh.

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Gaze into your crystal ball and tell us... what’s in the cards for Raleigh in 2024?

That’s what we’re asking you, our readers, to tell us. On our list of questions for 2024 predictions, we’re wondering:

  • Will a Raleigh chef win a James Beard Award?
  • Will the Canes win the Stanley Cup?
  • When will our temperatures hit 90° again?
  • Will Taylor Swift announce a surprise concert at Carter-Finley Stadium?
  • Will one of our commodes be a contender for the Best Bathroom awards?

Got any other predictions for us? Take our survey. Regardless of what 2024 has in store, we’re looking forward to seeing what happens. All we know for sure is that we’ll be there to keep you updated on what’s to come.

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