The Town Board of Commissioners has designated March as Women's History Month, celebrating the contributions of women from diverse backgrounds in America's history.

Wake County Public Libraries is holding a bookmark design contest for their Summer Reading Program. Submissions are accepted until the end of March across four age categories.

Raleigh invites Biltmore Hills residents to discuss the local bikeway project on March 8 at the community centre.

Wake Forest authorities remind residents to adjust their clocks for daylight saving time on March 9 and to also replace batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

Daniel Attaway was appointed as the new Judicial District Manager in NC, overseeing Community Supervision in District 17, supervising a team responsible for 2,300 individuals.

New volleyball program in Biltmore Hills offers training for 10-14-year-olds on Mondays and Wednesdays at $225/month, with family and single-session rates available.

Three people in Surry County, NC, were arrested for illegal bail bond activities, including operating without a license. The arrests followed video evidence of misconduct.

Raleigh's "Touch-A-Truck" event allows kids and families to interact with large vehicles at Sanderford Road Park for free, including a 'No Horn Hour' for noise-sensitive guests.

Raleigh Stormwater hosts Regional Creek Week with activities to protect local waterways, including cleanups, workshops, and a Biothon from March 15-22.

Durham County is investing $5 million in a road improvement project covering over 22 miles, including U.S. 15 Business and secondary roads, to be completed by fall 2026.

Bo Ferguson is Durham's new city manager, and his vision for the city was discussed on a local broadcast, "City Life," highlighting his anticipated challenges and strategic plans for managing municipal affairs.

A section of I-40 in North Carolina reopens after Hurricane Helene damage, U.S. 70 Business East bridge dedicated to Commissioner Tony Braswell, and Alligator River Bridge modernization begins.

North Carolina's Department of Natural and Cultural Resources is celebrating Women's History Month with programs and exhibits focusing on women's contributions in the state.