Raleigh is hosting several Black History Month events including celebrations, historical tours, and a comic showcase, with many free options detailed on the city's website.

Durham, NC prepares for a winter storm, resulting in service changes including public transit, waste disposal, and facility closures; officials advise residents to follow updates and seek shelter if needed.

Durham opens a mass emergency shelter at Northern High School for residents during a winter storm, offering warm beds, meals, and essential services. GoDurham assists with transportation to the shelter.

Durham officials are urging preparation ahead of an expected harsh winter storm with snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Residents are encouraged to prepare emergency kits and stay off roads to help city staff manage the situation.

The Raleigh Police Department is seeking a Family Violence Victim Advocate, experienced in victim advocacy or related fields, to work alongside their Detective Division.

Raleigh Parks is hosting a job fair to hire part-time employees, with perks like food, fun, and a mystery prize. It's on March 19 at John Chavis Memorial Park.

Raleigh's John P. Greene Cultural Center is hosting a free six-week screenwriting workshop for all levels, starting February 25, with sessions on Wednesdays.

Raleigh, NC, celebrates Black History Month with various events, including a family-friendly celebration at John Chavis Memorial Park, tributes to community leaders, a Black Superhero Gallery exhibition, and a Black History Trolley Tour.

The Five Points Center for Active Adults in Raleigh offers a Beaded Bracelet Making Class led by craft instructor Kelley, where adults can learn beading and design their own bracelets.

Pullen Arts Center hosts an exhibition featuring the stories of LGBTQIA+ veterans affected by "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," captured by veteran photographer Theresa Scott.

Raleigh invites teens to apply for its Summer Youth Employment Program offering an eight-week paid internship for professional skills development. Eligible 15-18-year-olds must apply by March 18 and meet certain requirements.

The Five Points Center is hosting a Mardi Gras mask-making workshop in Raleigh with materials provided, no crafting experience required, for adults 18+, costing $13.

Brier Creek Community Center hosts The Bunny Bash, a free indoor event for kids 0-12 with arts, crafts, games, and a chance to meet a big Bunny on March 27.