The Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum in Raleigh launches 'Evelyn's Book Club', focusing on Black authors and narratives, with free monthly meetings starting February 25.

Wake Forest has an ongoing leaf collection program until March 13, 2026, urging residents to separate leaves from debris and placing them behind the curb for pickup. Guidelines also address limb and brush disposal to ensure efficient service.

Officers Corrigan and March from Wake Forest completed Crisis Intervention Team training to improve interactions with individuals during mental health crises.

Zebulon celebrated its 7th Annual Downtown Holiday Decorating Contest, with businesses vying for the Mayor's Choice Award, and a festive video shared on the town's Facebook page.

The NCDOT released its "Cash Watch Numbers" report, ensuring transparency for North Carolina's highway finances with weekly updates on cash balances and transactions.

Durham, NC announced reduced service hours due to office closures, maintaining emergency services and altering waste collection and public transit schedules.

Raleigh implements new amplified sound rules affecting local venues, with decibel limits and varying regulations based on location and time.

The Five Points Center is hosting an "LGBTQIA+ Film Series," starting with a film on LGBTQ+ history. Attendance is free but requires prior registration.

A fire at the Bexley at Heritage apartments in Wake Forest, NC, displaced three families and caused major damage, but no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

Apex firefighters responded to multiple small fires along US-1, containing the largest at ¾ acre. Causes are under investigation; the department urges caution and vehicle maintenance to prevent fires.

Raleigh anticipates rain turning to clear skies with a severe temperature drop and strong winds today, along with a Red Flag Warning due to wildfire risk.

Holly Springs town offices, including Holly Springs 311, will be closed on January 1, 2025. Waste collection services will be delayed by one day for that week.

The Raleigh Police Department shared a festive "Merry Christmas" message and safety tips on social media to ensure residents celebrate the holidays responsibly.