Wake Forest reintroduces a mobile grocery store by NCFST and Ripe for Revival, offering local produce and essentials with a pay-what-you-feel system and additional health and transit services.

The North Carolina Museum of History announces its fall programming, including special events at the State Fair, the 30th American Indian Heritage Celebration, and various interactive history activities.

George Stevens of Durham will receive the Order of the Guardian Award from Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey for his long-standing contributions to the insurance industry.

GoTriangle is adjusting its WRX route, improving Wake Forest's transit with all-day services and peak express trips to Downtown Raleigh starting November 9.

Wake County introduces a new digital map and app, Wander Wake County, providing access to the area's parks and trails, intended for both residents and visitors to enhance outdoor exploration and regional connectivity.

Guilford County drivers will face night detours on I-40 due to guardrail work, starting with Exit 81 and 219 closures, as per N.C. Department of Transportation.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has announced 21 grants to enhance rural communities, expected to create 269 jobs and attract over $179 million in investment.

The article announces new early voting locations in Carrboro, Hillsborough, and Chapel Hill, reminding residents of dates, the need for photo ID, and the option to request absentee ballots.

Raleigh Little Theater offers a performing arts class for children aged 7 to 10, held at Halifax Park, from November 3 to December 12, to teach acting basics.

A person was shot in Chapel Hill and a suspect is in custody facing charges including attempted murder. The shooting stemmed from an argument. The victim's injuries are not life-threatening, and police say there is no public threat.

North Carolina's Next Generation 911 system earned a national award for its resilience and innovative emergency communication, particularly during Hurricane Helene.

Bria Miller was honored in the de Beaumont Foundation's 40 Under 40 for her work in public health with Durham County, leading efforts to improve health outcomes.

The Durham Board of County Commissioners met to discuss public health, infrastructure, and early voting, also declaring October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and approving budgetary matters.