The Wake Forest Halloween Boo Bash, a free family event with games, food trucks, and trick-or-treating, is set for Oct. 19 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. downtown.

Raleigh's new Creds2Careers initiative offers work experience and skills training for 16-24-year-olds, including a 3-week camp, internships, and postsecondary enrollment.

Raleigh Transportation's second annual Transportation and Treats event is set for October 30 at the Marsh Creek Community Center, featuring Halloween fun and transit project discussions.

VP Kamala Harris visited Raleigh to pack relief supplies for hurricane victims and met with Black leaders, emphasizing support amidst her campaign stops.

Wake Forest invites residents to "Coffee with a Cop" on November 4 for informal police-community dialogue at the Wake Forest Coffee Company, fostering stronger relationships.

Wake County's Fall Community Pet Days offer free and low-cost pet health services, including vaccinations and microchipping, from October 13 to November 24.

Raleigh teens can boost their financial literacy for free in a workshop by Raleigh Parks Teen Programs and Pinnacle Financial Partners, covering fiscal responsibility and smart money management.

A new 4,000 square-foot mural in downtown Raleigh has transformed Commerce Place, aiming to revitalize the Warehouse District. The community is invited to celebrate the artwork on November 1.

Wake County Board of Commissioners has declared October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month and organizes educational and fitness events to encourage early detection through self-exams and screenings.

Jewish community in central North Carolina remembers the October 7th Hamas attack in Israel, with over 700 people at a Raleigh event, reflecting on the loss and shared trauma.

Wake Forest is lighting its Town Hall and street towers in green for PANDAS/PANS Awareness Day, spotlighting pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders.

Around 2,000 people participated in the 2024 Walk to End Alzheimer's in Raleigh, raising nearly $500,000 for the cause.

Holly Springs residents assist in relief efforts after Hurricane Helene, providing law enforcement aid, IT support, and donations to Western North Carolina.