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Raleigh Tees: A Community Staple for Custom Apparel in Raleigh, NC

For more than 15 years, Raleigh residents, community organizations, fraternities, sororities, nonprofits, and local businesses have turned to Raleigh Tees for high-quality custom apparel and professional printing services. Located in Northeast Raleigh, Raleigh Tees has become a trusted name in custom screen printing, embroidery, and branded merchandise throughout the Triangle. (Raleigh Tees Store⁠)

Known throughout the community for its commitment to quality and customer service, Raleigh Tees has earned the trust of numerous organizations, including members of the Divine Nine (D9) historically Black fraternities and sororities, community groups, churches, nonprofits, and civic organizations. The company is also a trusted partner of Men of Southeast Raleigh (MOSER), helping bring community events, initiatives, and outreach programs to life through custom apparel.

More Than a T-Shirt Shop

Raleigh Tees offers a wide range of services, including:

• Custom Screen Printing
• Embroidery
• Heat Press and Vinyl Customization
• Collegiate Apparel
• Greek Organization Apparel
• Business Branding and Promotional Merchandise

The company handles everything in-house, providing customers with direct access to experienced designers and production specialists who can help turn ideas into finished products. Raleigh Tees operates multiple printing presses and embroidery machines, making it a true one-stop shop for custom apparel needs. (Raleigh Tees Store⁠)

Supporting Raleigh’s Community

What makes Raleigh Tees stand out is its deep connection to the community. Whether producing shirts for fundraisers, family reunions, nonprofit organizations, youth sports teams, churches, or community events, Raleigh Tees has become a reliable partner for organizations working to make a difference.

Their commitment to customer satisfaction and local service has helped them build lasting relationships with clients throughout Raleigh and beyond. The company proudly serves educational institutions, Greek-letter organizations, community groups, and businesses across North Carolina. (Raleigh Tees Store⁠)

A Trusted Local Brand

In an era when many organizations order apparel online from national vendors, Raleigh Tees continues to provide something valuable: face-to-face service, local expertise, and a commitment to supporting the community they call home.

For organizations looking to create custom apparel that represents their brand, mission, or event, Raleigh Tees remains one of Raleigh’s most trusted and respected local businesses.

Visit Raleigh Tees

Raleigh Tees is located at 4909 Alpinis Drive, Suite 113, Raleigh, NC 27616 and offers custom apparel services for businesses, nonprofits, schools, fraternities, sororities, and community organizations. (Raleigh Tees Store⁠)

For more information, visit 123RaleighTees.com⁠.

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This Week at Juiced Raleigh: New Menu Launch, Taco Fest and Community Vibes (May 1–3, 2026)

Looking for something fresh, local, and community-driven this weekend? Juiced Raleigh is bringing the energy with a new menu launch, a lively Taco Fest, and special weekend hours. Here’s your DoRaleigh guide to what’s happening at one of the city’s go-to spots for wellness and connection.

🥤 Weekly Highlights at Juiced Raleigh

🔥 Friday, May 1: New Menu Press Day

Kick off the weekend with the debut of Juiced Raleigh’s latest menu batch. Expect fresh flavors, creative blends, and nutrient-packed options designed to fuel your day.

🌮 Saturday, May 2: Delivery Day + Taco Fest

Get ready for a high-energy Saturday featuring:

• 🚚 Delivery Day – Stock up on your favorite juices and wellness products
• 🎉 Taco Fest – A community celebration with a full road closure in front of the shop, creating space for food, fun, and connection

This is the perfect day to pull up, hang out, and enjoy Raleigh’s vibrant local culture.

⏰ Sunday, May 3: Pickup Hours

Juiced Raleigh will be open for limited hours (11:00 AM – 2:00 PM) for pickups—perfect for grabbing your favorites before the new week begins.

🌱 Blending Health and Community

Juiced Raleigh continues to live up to its mission of blending together health and community. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick juice, connecting with friends, or checking out weekend events, this local brand keeps Raleigh energized and engaged.

📍 Raleigh Location & Hours

• 📍 434 Hill St, Raleigh, NC
• 🕒 Hours: Monday – Saturday | 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

🌆 Why You Should Check It Out

From new menu drops to community-driven events like Taco Fest, Juiced Raleigh is more than just a juice bar—it’s a hub for local culture, wellness, and connection. This weekend is the perfect time to tap in.

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This Week at Juiced Raleigh: New Menu Launch, Taco Fest and Community Vibes (May 1–3, 2026)

Looking for something fresh, local, and community-driven this weekend? Juiced Raleigh is bringing the energy with a new menu launch, a lively Taco Fest, and special weekend hours. Here’s your DoRaleigh guide to what’s happening at one of the city’s go-to spots for wellness and connection.

🥤 Weekly Highlights at Juiced Raleigh

🔥 Friday, May 1: New Menu Press Day

Kick off the weekend with the debut of Juiced Raleigh’s latest menu batch. Expect fresh flavors, creative blends, and nutrient-packed options designed to fuel your day.

🌮 Saturday, May 2: Delivery Day + Taco Fest

Get ready for a high-energy Saturday featuring:

• 🚚 Delivery Day – Stock up on your favorite juices and wellness products
• 🎉 Taco Fest – A community celebration with a full road closure in front of the shop, creating space for food, fun, and connection

This is the perfect day to pull up, hang out, and enjoy Raleigh’s vibrant local culture.

⏰ Sunday, May 3: Pickup Hours

Juiced Raleigh will be open for limited hours (11:00 AM – 2:00 PM) for pickups—perfect for grabbing your favorites before the new week begins.

🌱 Blending Health and Community

Juiced Raleigh continues to live up to its mission of blending together health and community. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick juice, connecting with friends, or checking out weekend events, this local brand keeps Raleigh energized and engaged.

📍 Raleigh Location & Hours

• 📍 434 Hill St, Raleigh, NC
• 🕒 Hours: Monday – Saturday | 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

🌆 Why You Should Check It Out

From new menu drops to community-driven events like Taco Fest, Juiced Raleigh is more than just a juice bar—it’s a hub for local culture, wellness, and connection. This weekend is the perfect time to tap in.

📲 Stay Connected with DoRaleigh

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DoRaleigh Notes from the News: Raleigh Updates on Food, Events, Development and Community Buzz

If you’re keeping up with what’s happening around Raleigh and the Triangle, here’s your latest Notes from the DoRaleigh News roundup — from restaurant openings and civic updates to arts nominations, local sports headlines, and community happenings shaping the City of Oaks.

🍽️ Food & Drink News in Raleigh

New Opening:

Roots Natural Kitchen is preparing to open on Hillsborough Street later this month. The fast-growing Virginia-based chain (founded in 2015) is known for customizable salads and grain bowls, and locals can start sampling the menu beginning Monday, Feb. 16.

Upcoming Closure:

Bahama Breeze plans to close its tropical-themed Raleigh restaurant on Wake Forest Road in April. The parent company may convert the location into another brand, possibly Olive Garden.

Coming Soon:

Hangry Joe’s Hot Chicken & Wings is expected to open this summer at Quail Corners Shopping Center, bringing Nashville-style heat to North Raleigh.

🌞 Seasonal Raleigh Highlights

By the end of February, Raleigh will gain about 50 extra minutes of daylight, making it a great time to enjoy outdoor patios, greenways, and late-afternoon meetups across the Triangle.

Despite longer days, winter weather isn’t done yet — Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of cold earlier this month.

🎨 Arts, Culture & Events

Raleigh Medal of Arts Nominations Open

Nominations are underway for the city’s highest arts honor, recognizing performers, organizations, and leaders who shape Raleigh’s creative scene.

Plan Ahead:

Tickets are already on sale for Art in Bloom at the North Carolina Museum of Art (March 18–22). The floral-inspired exhibition is expected to sell out again this year.

Festival Announcement:

Raleigh Wide Open — the bluegrass and Americana festival — returns downtown Oct. 1–3, bringing live music, community vibes, and fall energy to the city.

⚾ Sports & Regional Buzz

UNC will pay a $50,000 ACC fine after fans stormed the court following a buzzer-beater win over Duke. Meanwhile, the NFL is planning its first-ever Paris game later this year — an interesting option for Triangle travelers flying out of RDU.

🏛️ Civic, Development & Transit Updates

Wake County leaders will vote soon on allocating $23.5 million in tourism funding across 12 projects. Early voting for the 2026 Primary Election is underway at multiple Wake County sites. A potential Raleigh-to-Asheville rail connection is under study, possibly generating thousands of jobs if approved. A proposed rezoning in Glenwood South could allow a 20-story mixed-use development. Renovation discussions continue around historic Ligon Middle School.

🏥 Health & Community Alerts

Wake County health officials warn that a person infected with measles visited several North Raleigh businesses recently. Residents who visited those locations should monitor symptoms through the end of the month.

☕ Local Business Spotlight

Cary’s Esteamed Coffee ranked No. 6 nationally among women-owned cafés, praised both for its quality drinks and its inclusive hiring of adults with disabilities.

🎶 Entertainment & Things to Watch

PBS NC’s Shaped by Sound podcast returns with Triangle musicians. “Forever K-Pop” arrives April 4 at the Martin Marietta Center with popular K-pop covers. Mardi Gras celebrations kick off locally, including Carnival-style festivities downtown.

🧭 Final Takeaway

Raleigh continues to evolve with new restaurants, development projects, arts initiatives, and civic engagement opportunities. Whether you’re exploring local patios, planning spring events, or staying involved in community decisions, there’s plenty happening across the Triangle.

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