Kathy Hanrahan is a wife, mom, and the Lifestyle Editor for WRAL, a local news outlet in Raleigh, North Carolina. With a passion for pop culture and a love for her community, Kathy covers a range of topics including local events, restaurant news, and education. Her work has also been featured in WCNC Charlotte.
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Kathy Hanrahan's coverage displays a strong focus on local events and seasonal themes, particularly around New Year's Eve celebrations. She also covers topics related to education, family & relationships, house & home, and food & beverage.
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By: Jessica Patrick, Kathy Hanrahan
This Labor Day weekend, enjoy some live music from The Roots with special guest Macy Gray or check out Childish Gambino at PNC Arena. The annual African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh and Wake County (AACF) is also happening this weekend.
Thousands are expected to attend this year's event, which features headliners St. Vincent, Faye Webster, Waxahatchee and The Jesus Lizard.
The musical lineup for the upcoming North Carolina State Fair will include more than 40 performers on two stages.
Ira David Wood III, the founder and executive director of Raleigh's Theater in the Park, was hospitalized after suffering a minor heart attack this week.
Sept. 19 is International Talk Like a Pirate Day and there are a few ways that you can celebrate.
Crawford's Genuine features American cuisine with a North Carolina Southern flair. It is located at gate C1.
This weekend, the IBMA World of Bluegrass festival will fill the streets with dozens of musicians on multiple stages for the final time.
Many musical artists are planning benefit concerts to help raise funds for Hurricane Helene recovery in North Carolina.
This year, fairgoers can explore an expansive menu of 72 new items, including fried favorites, global flavors, and creative twists on classics, making for a flavorful and memorable experience.
Heading to the North Carolina State Fair with young kids? From stroller rentals to finding quiet spots like the UNC TV PBS Kids tent, our guide will help you navigate the bustling fairgrounds.
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