NC Governor Josh Stein honors Black entrepreneurs during Black History Month, promoting inclusive economic growth and recognizing their impact on the state's heritage and economy.

Holly Springs prepares for winter weather with safety measures, including altered waste collection schedules and pre-treatment of roads and sidewalks.

Raleigh postpones a traffic and transportation event due to winter weather; essential services continue, and resources for shelter and meals are available for those in need.

North Carolina's State Board of Elections has opened a public comment period on permanent rules for election observers, protests, and recounts, aiming to enhance transparency and integrity.

Spring Hill Road near White Oak, Onslow County, will close from February 18 to 21 for crossline pipe replacement, with a detour suggested via local roads.

Wake Forest is starting the Dunn Creek Culvert Replacement Project, leading to the closure of East Juniper Avenue from Meadowgrass Lane to Traditions Grande Boulevard.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Raleigh, including fair current conditions, a sunny Washington's Birthday, and a mid-week hazardous weather outlook due to a potential winter storm.

Syntec Precision Technology Corporation is establishing a production facility in Henderson, NC, with an investment of $8 million, expecting to create 34 new jobs in Vance County, as announced by Governor Stein.

April Wood is named Garner's new downtown and economic development administrator, starting February 17th, with a strong local background in business planning.

Interstate 440 near Melbourne Road will have overnight rolling closures due to utility work, impacting traffic significantly between midnight and 4 a.m. Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes.

Poké Pals offers a safe space on Hill Street for kids 6-12 to trade Pokémon cards and learn game strategies on February 21 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.; entry is $10.

Advisory for rainy and windy conditions in central North Carolina with a sunny forecast ahead despite potential minor flooding and gusts up to 25 mph.

Greystone Community Center introduces Evening Flow Yoga classes focused on gentle yoga, led by experienced instructor Sarah Peters. Open to adults, classes start on March 4, once a week, for a monthly fee of $48.