Wake County Community Rallies Against Proposed School Budget Cuts Amid Inclusive Policy Stand
Wake County parents and staff expressed concerns over proposed budget cuts by WCPSS, which include decreasing funds for school counselors, social workers, and nurses, amid calls for increased investment in student services.
North Carolina Achieves AAA Bond Rating from S&P, Underlining Fiscal Strength and Prospects for Growth
S&P Ratings has awarded North Carolina's general obligation bonds a 'AAA' rating, alongside 'AA+' and 'AA' ratings for two transportation projects, signaling strong fiscal management and economic forecast.
Wake Forest's Popsicle Stick House-Building Contest Calls for Young Creatives to Register by April 21
Registration for a popsicle stick house-building contest for young architects is open until April 21, as part of Building Safety Month. Contestants will compete on April 26, with winners announced the same day.
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein Announces Broad Range of Appointments to State Boards and Commissions
Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has announced a range of new appointments to state boards and commissions, impacting multiple sectors including law, education, healthcare, infrastructure, and veterans' affairs.
Raleigh Enhances Environmental Education With New Norman and Betty Camp Education Center at Walnut Creek Wetland Park
Raleigh opens the Norman and Betty Camp Education Center at Walnut Creek Wetland Park, with free entry, ADA accessibility, and the aim to promote environmental education and conservation.