Holding Park Inclusive Playground in Wake Forest is closed for maintenance on October 7, reopening the next day.

Wake County names Morgan Mansa as the new director of the Housing Affordability and Community Revitalization Department, highlighting her extensive background in housing policy.

Raleigh-Wake Emergency Communications Center is accepting applications for its 911 Training Academy, with training starting Jan. 9, 2025. Successful applicants will undergo a selection process including a skills test and interviews.

Johnston County coordinates a donation drive to support Hurricane Helene victims, accepting essential items and funds starting September 30th, with drop-off at the Sheriff's Office.

Johnston County officials are rectifying a clerical error that sent 338 voters two absentee ballot packets, assuring only one vote per person will count.

NC Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson is recovering from second-degree burns sustained at a campaign event; details of the incident are unclear. His campaign faces challenges, but he remains focused on issues like immigration and crime.

The Pullen Arts Center in Raleigh invites community members to participate in The Community Journaling Project, where individuals can create and submit pages to be bound into a collaborative book.

Workers at an Amazon warehouse in Garner are forming a union with C.A.U.S.E to address respect and treatment issues, despite Amazon's claims of competitive benefits.

The new Norman and Betty Camp Education Center is now open at Walnut Creek Wetland Park, offering educational resources, rental classrooms, and accessibility features.

Morrisville's Town Council advances the Town Center project with Singh Development, involving a new downtown and amenities, backed by approved funds and community support.

Raleigh Parks launches Wallpaper Wednesday on Instagram to offer scenic local images for device backgrounds, fostering community engagement and showcasing Raleigh's beauty.

Wake County schools face a $200M+ HVAC issue, with a total maintenance backlog of $640M. The district prioritizes keeping schools open while grappling with funding for repairs vs. new construction.

Durham Planning Academy offers a free urban planning course to educate residents on city development and encourage civic engagement. Applications are open until October 11.