Raleigh's John P. Greene Cultural Center is hosting a free six-week screenwriting workshop for all levels, starting February 25, with sessions on Wednesdays.

The Fuquay-Varina Fire Department is commemorating its centennial and an ISO upgrade, reflecting on a year of personnel and equipment growth and expressing gratitude to the community.

Brier Creek Community Center hosts The Bunny Bash, a free indoor event for kids 0-12 with arts, crafts, games, and a chance to meet a big Bunny on March 27.

Worthdale Community Center hosts its first active adult Walk-a-Thon for those 50+ on February 13, featuring line dancing, walking, a cool-down session, and vendor engagement.

The Garner Police Department attended an MLK Jr. community event, reflecting on Dr. King's legacy and demonstrating their commitment to his values of service, unity, and justice.

The Durham Fire Department is updating operations to improve emergency response times and expand city coverage, including adding a new engine to its fleet.

Mordecai Historic Park in Raleigh is hosting a free Easter Egg Hunt on March 28th, offering age-specific hunts, crafts, and games for a family-friendly event.

Raleigh Water launches a new digital portal to ease bill payments and service tracking, with a reminder of late fees and disconnection resuming March 2, 2026.

Nominations are open for the 2026 Governor's Volunteer Service Awards in North Carolina to honor dedicated volunteers and groups for their impactful community service.

Raleigh's admin offices are closed for MLK Day, emergency services remain available, and trash collection is unaffected, but yard waste services are paused. GoRaleigh operates on a Sunday schedule.

NC Governor Josh Stein discusses health initiatives, rural healthcare funding, combating childhood hunger, and enhancing drone safety in the NC Strong Update.

Franklin's computer network faced a disruption, but emergency services were unaffected. IT staff and the NC Joint Cybersecurity Task Force are handling the situation, with efforts to restore systems ongoing.

Mike Causey, North Carolina's Insurance Commissioner, announced that the state's Department of Insurance helped residents save or recover $142 million in 2025, primarily through efforts like fraud restitution and consumer assistance.