Vacation starts the moment you arrive at the airport. | Photo by RALtoday
As temperatures rise and skies clear, the urge to take flight grows. Warmer weather means it’s time to head to the airport to let your next adventure begin above the clouds. Here are the need-to-know details to make your time at Raleigh-Durham International Airport seamless.
What to know
TSA | According to RDU’s website, it takes ~30 minutes to get through security during off-peak hours.
Map it out | If you’re like us and need to visualize a place before you visit, familiarize yourself with maps of the entire airport.
Not everyone has a bestie who will pick them up from their 3 a.m. landing. Fortunately, there’s no shortage of parking + transportation options.
Nonstop flights
Raleigh offers 75+ nonstop destinations — 65 domestic, plus 14 international flights to 11 countries. Plus, see what new destinations landed at RDU this year.
Pay-What-You-Can Farmstand | 4-7 p.m. | Raleigh City Farm | Price of purchase | Get produce like strawberries, tomato bouquets, blueberries, and more at this local seasonal market.
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Pacaso’s platform offers easy purchase, ownership, and enjoyment of luxury vacation homes. | Photo by Pacaso
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Created by the founder behind a $120 million exit, Pacaso’s platform offers easy purchase, ownership, and enjoyment of luxury vacation homes. And their target market is worth $1.3 trillion.
Memorial Day. This day is for commemorating the contributions of US military personnel who died during their service. Take part in the day by honoring a hero or attending the opening ceremony of the Field of Flags today at 10 a.m. at Raleigh Elks Lodge No. 735.
Sports
The Canes will compete against the Florida Panthers again in Game 4 tonight at 8 p.m. Try this: Tune in to the game at a local sports bar like Woody’s Sports Tavern or My Way Tavern.
Try This
Local clothing brand Raleigh Rewind is reviving memories of iconic community fixtures through nostalgic merchandise. Started by Logan King and Stephanie Czekalski, the brand sells apparel featuring now-closed spots like 42nd St. Oyster Bar and Fat Daddy’s. Check out the collections. (Triangle Business Journal)
Development
Cary’s town council voted to approve rezoning part of Waverly Place for up to seven stories, including 750 apartments and 30,000 sqft of commercial space. Some residents expressed concerns about traffic and building height, but officials said the project aims to promote walkability and address housing needs. (The News & Observer)
Mansion Monday
Ready to bask in nature? This North Raleigh waterfront estate near TreeRunner Adventure Park and Putt Forest spans over 22 private acres with a four-and-a-half-acre pond, four bedrooms, seven baths, and endless potential. Take a look at the 6,013 sqft private paradise.
Finance
$2.80 per share is almost gone. Top firms like SoftBank have already invested in Pacaso, the startup disrupting a $1.3 trillion real estate market. Now, after 41% YoY gross profit growth, they recently reserved the Nasdaq ticker $PCSO. Until Thursday, you can invest for just $2.80/share.†‡‡*
Try This
Sweet meets savory with this strawberry + chicken pizza. Juicy strawberries, tender chicken, and melted cheese come together for a fresh, unexpected twist on a classic. It’s the perfect seasonal bite. See the recipe.*
Biz
Skip the calls — with our self-service ad portal, you’re just a few clicks away from showing off to the whole city. Advertising made so easy, it’s practically your new side hustle.
Good morning, Raleigh. Thanks for reading over your long weekend. If you have family visiting from out of town, bid them a Raleigh-filled farewell with a meal at one of our local brunch spots.
‡This is a paid advertisement for Pacaso’s Regulation A offering. Please read the offering circular at invest.pacaso.com. Reserving a ticker symbol is not a guarantee that the company will go public. Listing on the NASDAQ is subject to approvals. Under Regulation A+, a company has the ability to change its share price by up to 20%, without requalifying the offering with the SEC.