Raleigh introduces Little All-Star Sports for kids 3-5, offering basketball, football, and soccer basics at Lake Lynn Community Center starting May 14.

The NCFST Mobile Market offers pay-what-you-can groceries in Wake Forest on March 13 and 27, providing affordable, nutritious food with help from Ripe for Revival and partnerships including Blue Cross and Medicare information.

Wake Forest ends loose leaf collection; from March 17, only compostable bags or containers under 50 pounds are allowed for yard waste, to reduce plastic in landfills.

Carrboro announces a series of spring festivals celebrating community, culture, and the environment, highlighted by the Earth Day Celebration & Open Streets, Freight Train Blues music series, and Carrboro Day. Details are on the town website.

Wake County Public Libraries host a variety of free events in March, celebrating Women's History Month and recognizing women's contributions in diverse fields.

The 42nd Street Oyster Bar in downtown Raleigh, in operation since 1931, is closing on March 30, with the reasons for the decision left undisclosed by the owner.

Recent heavy rain may cause flooding on Smith Creek and Sanford Creek Greenways, prompting officials to urge caution among users and to avoid flood-covered trails.

Barwell Road Community Center introduces personal development classes for adults and teens, with twice-weekly sessions to aid in self-improvement and goal setting.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for central North Carolina, forecasting strong winds and severe storms with potential power outages and hazardous conditions until 7 PM EST.

The article discusses upcoming nighttime lane and shoulder closures on the eastbound Triangle Expressway in North Carolina for installing new toll gantry equipment, advising drivers to plan for extra travel time.

Red Flag Warning issued for Central NC due to gusty winds, low humidity, and dry conditions heightening fire risk.

Raleigh's Green Road Park hosts the I.AM.ME Step Class for youth, focusing on step dance, self-expression, and teamwork every Saturday, costing $5 per session.

The "Egg-Mazing Race" at Pullen Park on March 28 will challenge teams of two with surprise tasks requiring physical activity. Registrations are open for adults ready to compete for a prize.