The North Carolina State Board of Elections began a post-election audit to validate the 2024 general election results, which includes a hand count of randomly selected ballots.

Jacksonville is holding its annual Freedom Fountain Observance on November 8 to honor military service members and Veterans Day, featuring historical recounts and a water-mixing ceremony.

North Carolina's Department of Military and Veterans Affairs launches Operation Green Light, asking people to display green lights from Nov 4-11 as a tribute to veterans.

State Fire Marshal Brian Taylor urges North Carolinians to check smoke alarm batteries during the daylight-saving time change, highlighting the life-saving potential of functional alarms.

Raleigh is updating its Comprehensive Plan, which guides city development, to address sustainable growth and invites residents to join the conversation, especially for the upcoming Stormwater Community Conversation.

The City of Raleigh suggests repurposing Halloween pumpkins and properly disposing of batteries to reduce waste, and advises against pouring fats, oils, and promoting recycling initiatives.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections explains the vote counting and reporting process to combat misinformation ahead of the 2024 general election.

Raleigh's "Coats Cause We Care Drive" collects new and gently used coats for those in need until November 14th, encouraging residents to donate at local community centers.

The Town of Wake Forest seeks applicants with history or preservation expertise for four openings on its Historic Preservation Commission by October 30.

The City of Raleigh offers free curbside grease collection from Nov 1, 2024, to Jan 10, 2025, to prevent sewer blockages and recycle the waste into biofuel.

Nearly 50 people attended a Moth Night in Durham County to contribute to science and document local moth species, recording 100+ species, including five new to the area.

Durham County will close county offices for Veterans Day 2024, including public health and libraries, with emergency services available and normal operations resuming the next day.

Chatham County Public Libraries launched its third annual Teen Writing Contest for grades 6-12 students, offering prizes and inviting submissions of original work up to 3,000 words, with a deadline of December 1, 2024.