Johnston County towns and groups install AEDs at ballfields, supported by grants to enhance public safety, with recent incidents highlighting their importance.

Raleigh offers an extensive Microsoft Excel program for residents eager to improve their skills, starting February 10th, with classes on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

Wake County Government praised employees on social media for their efforts during Winter Storm Fern, highlighting Vielka, a shelter manager who provided exceptional care and coordination for Southeast Raleigh shelter residents.

Raleigh Police Department conducted a saturation patrol that resulted in 157 charges, including 9 DWI arrests, traffic citations, drug violations, firearm seizures, and vehicle stops.

Brier Creek offers a variety of summer activities for all ages, including youth camps, adult sports, family events, and classes in soccer, ZUMBA®, basketball, and more.

Raleigh's Parks and Recreation Department offers a Counselor In Training program for teens aged 14-16 to develop leadership skills by volunteering at summer camps.

Durham County is hosting an Electronics Recycling Drop Off event for residents with a 2025-2026 solid waste decal to dispose of e-waste responsibly on January 31st.

The Redwood Convenience Site in Durham County remains closed due to hazards. Other sites will reopen, and recycling schedules are adjusted; with details provided via social media.

Orange County Government is closing Smith Middle School shelter at noon due to cold weather, advising residents to visit local facilities for warmth and to stay informed on additional resources.

Youngsville warns of garbage service delays due to unsafe road conditions; residents are asked to stay home while the Public Works Team salts the roads.

A procession called Walk for Peace is occurring in Franklin County, with participants urged to respect the event's peaceful intent and to exercise caution due to icy road conditions.

Durham residents are advised to prepare for a disruptive winter storm with snow, sleet, and freezing rain this weekend, potentially impacting services into the next week.

Raleigh Police support Buddhist monks spreading tranquility on a peace walk, ensuring their safe passage and promoting communal understanding of their mission.