The Erinsbrook Park project in Raleigh is seeking community input on its design plans, including amenities like a playground and trails, during a free open house event on March 22.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina will outline his vision in a State of the State address, focusing on recovery, investments, and honoring locals affected by Hurricane Helene.

Lake Lynn Community Center hosts a crafting session "Wow Mom: Gifts for Mother's Day" for kids age 5+ to create gifts, such as candles and cards, on May 10 from 10 a.m. to noon.

Wake Forest is ranked the 20th best city in North Carolina for small businesses, with growth, affordable real estate, and a strong community highlighted.

NC State dismissed their men's basketball coach, Kevin Keatts, after a disappointing season, despite a successful previous year, including a Final Four appearance.

David Yetter is appointed as the new deputy commissioner and chief actuary of the North Carolina Department of Insurance, bringing over 25 years of experience.

The North Carolina DHHS reports a significant rise in flu-related deaths, totaling 362 this season, and plans a media session with Dr. Zack Moore to address the issue.

The Wake Forest-Rolesville Kappa Alpha Psi Alumni was honored by Rolesville for community service and supporting education. They host events and donate supplies to local schools.

Jaymon Gibson, a convicted felon, was sentenced to 71 months for a firearm charge related to gang shootings in Henderson, pleading guilty to firearm possession and discharge.

Carrboro invites residents to celebrate Orange County Creek Week with activities like a BioThon and a scavenger hunt to appreciate and explore local waterways.

The Drakeford Library Complex in Carrboro will have its opening on March 21, featuring various community services and a 52,000 sq ft building with multi-purpose spaces.

The history of Raleigh Water is marked by milestones, such as the first water system in 1818, Lake Raleigh as a reservoir in 1913, and the Neuse River Treatment Plant in 1977. Raleigh also won awards for best tasting water.

Durham's Creek Week invites the community to participate in waterway cleanups and conservation education from March 15-22. The initiative involves litter removal and offers activities and resources for all ages.