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Beech Bluff County Park's first-ever fall festival brings music, storytelling and games to Wake County on Nov. 7.
Donate six non-perishable items at the gates and skip the ticket price — the food feeds families across 34 North Carolina counties.
Planned Parenthood's program for 17 pregnant and parenting teens is running on general funds after a major Wilmington grant dried up.
The five-day fair returns for its second year with sensory-friendly hours and a diaper derby.
The Perky Lady on Salem Street has gone fully online, with founder April Buchanan now training to become a licensed counselor.
Jeff Molby’s three-year ride ended in downtown Raleigh, where cancer patients need more volunteer drivers.
A Millbrook school security officer gave birth Thursday at school, with staff helping and EMS crews arriving to ensure a safe delivery. Mom and baby are doing well.
A loose inflatable pumpkin rolled toward traffic at Phillips Farms, and a dad with his infant daughter helped wrestle it down.
Pets and Pumpkins marks the grand opening of Moore Square's long-delayed off-leash dog park on Saturday, with a pet parade and pumpkin patch.
Jesse Jones hands out 6,000 candy pieces each Halloween, but new permit requirements could threaten Oakwood's Halloween gathering.
Food trucks, yard games and a light show replaced the usual Memorial Hall pageantry as Carolina marked University Day after dark.
The Durham HBCU's new mascot, Annie, said yes during a Greek Bowl ceremony honoring founder Dr. James E. Shepard's wife.
Keith Siegel was moved 33 times through Gaza tunnels during captivity. Now he and wife Aviva are rebuilding near grandchildren in northern Israel.
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