The article announces the performance dates of "Swingtime Canteen," a show set in 1944 that honors women of WWII with vintage hits, taking place in Fuquay-Varina.

NC Governor Josh Stein opposes proposed federal Medicaid cuts to protect over 3 million residents' healthcare, emphasizing its importance for rural areas and the state's economy.

WFPD partners with SONC for a fundraiser, inviting the community to cover a cruiser with stickers, supporting athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Michon Griffin was sentenced to two years for participating in a $2 million international romance scam, acting as a money mule, and ordered to pay restitution for tax fraud.

The Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum in Raleigh offers a free African American Third Ward Walking Tour, highlighting the area's historic black neighborhood and its ties to Shaw University.

The Sertoma Arts Center is offering a series of creative classes for various age groups, with registration open for Raleigh residents. Classes include drawing, broom making, and glasswork.

Alder Marin-Sotelo has been extradited to the U.S. to face charges for Deputy Ned Byrd's death, following international legal efforts and the collaboration of law enforcement agencies.

Raleigh's Dog Park near the Municipal Building will close from March 3-7 for renovations including fence replacement and mulch refreshment.

Abbotts Creek offers X-Treme Hip Hop Step classes for a fun, high-intensity workout every Sunday for $10 per session.

Wake Forest launches the History Exchange, a GIS-based platform for residents to share local history, supported by various town departments and the historical museum. It aims to engage the community and preserve lesser-known historical narratives.

Raleigh received the Silver level Bloomberg Philanthropies What Works Cities Certification, recognizing their data-driven approach to improving city governance and operations.

Authorities in Cumberland County are investigating after a body was found in a pond southeast of Fayetteville. The identity and cause of death are unknown.

Raleigh's Department of Transportation concludes its community engagement for the Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study on March 25, allowing residents final input on neighborhood street plans.