Raleigh's Laurel Hills Community Center hosts a family-friendly Red Carpet Dance event for kids and guardians, featuring dancing, hors d'oeuvres, and door prizes.

Raleigh seeks public feedback on expansion plans for the COR Museum, considering whether to extend its current location or relocate. The survey aims to understand community views to inform the museum's future.

Carrboro announces its participation in the National Day of Racial Healing on January 21, 2025, encouraging community engagement in racial equity discussions.

Maple Avenue Extension in Carrboro reopens as a one-way street following construction for the new library complex.

The 2nd Friday Art Walk in downtown Carrboro and Chapel Hill offers art exhibitions, live music, and performances, with venues open from 6 to 8 p.m. on Jan. 10.

Raleigh announces a range of events to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy, including performances and discussions, urging participants to confirm details with organizers.

Wake Forest officials prepare for icy conditions, pre-treating roads and readying snow removal equipment, while advising residents to travel safely and help clear storm drains.

NCDOT is accepting applications for their free bicycle helmet giveaway to promote safety among young cyclists and encourage helmet use. Organizations can apply to distribute helmets before the February 14 deadline.

North Carolina seniors have until March 31 to reassess or modify their Medicare Advantage Plans, as announced by Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey and SHIIP.

North Carolina's State Fire Marshal Brian Taylor offers guidance on safe heating practices to prevent fires and carbon monoxide poisoning during the cold season.

Raleigh's Human Relations Commission is hosting an event on January 21 for the National Day of Racial Healing to promote trust and unity, featuring discussions and workshops.

Wake Forest's municipal services schedule for MLK Day includes closed town offices but regular trash/recycling collection, paused yard waste and bus service, and bulk pickups scheduled for the following day.

Chatham County residents supported the local Department of Social Services' Christmas program, donating gifts for children in need and adults with disabilities or who are elderly.