Chatham Community Library offers a free Winter Seed Sowing class to teach participants about starting seeds outdoors using repurposed containers as mini-greenhouses.

John Mangrum credits Pullen Aquatics Center lifeguards in Raleigh for saving his life during cardiac arrest while swimming; team's prompt action and training were pivotal.

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre invites local businesses to support the arts through its Partners Circle Donor Program, offering tiered benefits for contributions.

Raleigh Water seeks staff for sewer maintenance and emphasizes the importance of training, community cooperation, and sustainable practices to prevent sanitary sewer overflows.

Yard waste collection in Southwest Raleigh was delayed but rescheduled for the following morning. Residents were advised to leave their waste curbside. The Raleigh Reuse Web Tool and app provide updates.

Raleigh Parks offers a month of heart health activities, including fitness classes, grocery store tours, and a garden workshop to promote cardiovascular well-being.

Pullen Community Center is hosting a "Let's Make Valentines" event where participants can craft valentines during a floating two-hour period for $4 per person on Feb. 11.

The Pullen Community Center in Raleigh offers a free event introducing honey bees and beekeeping, aimed at families and individuals interested in the environment and pollination.

Raleigh Parks offers indoor swimming and kayaking for fitness during winter, promoting physical and mental wellness through year-round aquatic activities.

Raleigh Parks invites locals to join the Community Advisory Group to help plan Forestville Road Park, emphasizing community engagement in shaping the 25-acre space's future.

Raleigh Parks is hosting a job fair on March 5 at the John Chavis Community Center, offering employment opportunities and a chance to win Dreamville Festival tickets.

The grand opening of the Drakeford Library Complex in Carrboro will take place on February 21, featuring a ribbon cutting, tours, and light refreshments.

Fuquay-Varina closes government offices for MLK Day but maintains regular garbage collection, with bulky waste services resuming the following day. Community events honor Dr. King's legacy.