Our top 6 stories of 2022

From a tiny house village to Raleigh’s best oysters, here are six stories our readers loved this year.

City Editors Cat + Anne

City Editors Cat and Anne celebrated their one year anniversary at RALtoday on Jan. 3.

Photo by RALtoday

Time flies when you’re having fun, Raleigh, and boy did we have fun in 2022. This year, we sent 200+ newsletters with the goal of keeping our community informed, activated, and engaged.

We wanted to look back on some of the top RALtoday stories from 2022 and give a huge thank you to our readers and members of the community that made last year so spectacular.

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