Wake Forest's NCFST and Ripe for Revival are launching their mobile grocery store this Thursday, offering a pay-what-you-can service of local farm products and discussing the 2035 Wake Transit Plan Update.

The Wake Forest Police Department will host "Coffee with a Cop" for community engagement at Summer Moon Coffee, fostering dialogue between citizens and officers.

Carrboro, NC, declared Jan. 5, 2025, as Elizabeth Cotten Day to celebrate the town's famed musician. Her great-granddaughter performed a tribute at the Carrboro Century Center.

Chatham County promotes cultural awareness and inclusion by highlighting January's cultural festivals on social media, with a focus on diversity and community participation.

Raleigh Parks announces the Backyard Games at Brier Creek Community Center beginning January 7, offering families outdoor fun and friendly competition.

Animate! Raleigh drew crowds for a weekend of panels, gaming, and souvenirs, with artisans like Tabitha Hunt showcasing their work and the event expected to generate a $4 million economic impact.

Wake Forest Power received national commendation from the APPA for assisting with electricity restoration after Hurricanes Milton and Helene in Florida.

Raleigh offers curbside Christmas tree collection until February 14, 2025. Residents must remove all decorations before placing trees curbside on their yard waste day.

Wake County Animal Center's "New Year, New Pet!" campaign offers reduced fees for animal adoptions until January 17 to encourage adopting shelter pets and alleviate overcrowding.

The Neighborhood Enrichment team of Raleigh has merged with the Community Engagement team to improve resident empowerment and community collaboration.

The John P. "Top" Greene Community Center in Raleigh hosts events to celebrate Black History Month, including an exhibit, genealogy classes, and educational sessions.

Durham is launching the soft opening of the RYSE Assessment Center on January 6, 2025, to support youth facing challenges, providing initial screening and referrals for free, without case management.

The John P. "Top" Green Community Center in Raleigh is hosting “Centuries in the Making,” an exhibit every Friday in February to celebrate Black History Month and the heritage of East Raleigh’s African American community.