Thanks to Mike Williams from Triangle.com for providing this article.
“Iron Man 2,” currently the No. 1 movie in the country, opened last weekend and we (triangle.com) decided to have a meetup centered around the film. We needed to find a good location for our Twitter group to dine and watch the movie so we reached out to North Hills. They were more than willing to host and the Iron Man 2 Tweetup was born!
There were 17 of us who enjoyed a great lunch at Fox …

In honor of the recent snow we’ve had in Raleigh, I thought it’d be fun to post some pictures of the snow at North Hills.
Do you have any pictures you’d like to share? Send any pics you may have to webmaster@northhillsbuzz.com and we’ll feature them here with a one sentence bio and link back to your website if you’d like.
Our first contributor of snow pictures is Daniel Hendley, a hobbyist photographer trying to put everything into motion to one day be able to make a living doing what he loves–taking …

When I asked my husband what was the first word that came to mind when he heard “North Hills” his reply was “expensive”. True, North Hills has its share of boutiques and upscale dining that I would classify as special occasion kind of places, at least as far as the budget goes. But with almost 100 stores and close to 30 restaurants, North Hills can be surprisingly affordable.
As a matter of fact, when I think about the places my family frequents, I think of weekly routine rather than special occasion. …

Do you workshift? Just a few weeks ago my answer would’ve been a confused “no” even though, apparently, I’ve work shifted, on and off, for the last 5 years or so.
Turns out, you might be a workshifter if you work out of coffee shops, book stores, airport lounges and hotels as much as you work from your office or your home.
Telecommuting and working from home are mostly great. Except on the days when your Internet connection is mysteriously slow, installers are busy putting kitchen cabinets in or, say, you run …

In honor of Veteran’s Day, the United Service Organizations of North Carolina and other military support organizations will honor and support America’s military and their families with a public ceremony. Triangle-area military support organizations will raise the flags of their respective organizations on new, 30-foot poles outside of CAPTRUST Tower at North Hills. After Veteran’s Day, the flags will be permanently replaced with five American flags.

USO of N.C. will collect items for veterans and their families to enjoy at CAPTRUST Tower during the ceremony. Requested donations include food, …