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.

Raleigh's Intra City Swim Team registration is open for young swimmers aged 3-18, with practices twice a week leading to two swim meets in March and April.

JCPS held its 17th annual Leading with the Heart reception, honoring 54 staff members for exceptional contributions to education and embodying leadership and compassion.

A water main break closed Guess Road in Durham between Duke Homestead Road and Carver Street, causing traffic disruptions and repair efforts expected to take around 10 hours.

The Five Points Center for Active Adults introduces a new Parkinson's-focused fitness class, Parkinson's Go Warriors, for those aged 50+ featuring activities that improve fitness, vocal strength, and balance. Classes are free and caregivers can join.

Kiwanis Park hosts a St. Patrick's Day event for children and grandparents, featuring crafts, a scavenger hunt, and more in a peanut-free, sensory-friendly setting on March 17.

Cary man, Travis Huff, charged with murder after the body of his girlfriend, Rebecca Carter, was found at a storage facility.

Superintendent Green and the NC Board of Education have outlined joint legislative priorities for the state's schools, focusing on funding, educator pay, school safety, and support for students affected by Hurricane Helene.

The Wake Forest Fire Department is selling custom t-shirts to support autism awareness, with $3 from each $25 sale going to the Autism Society of NC until March 15.