Wake Forest reintroduces a mobile grocery store by NCFST and Ripe for Revival, offering local produce and essentials with a pay-what-you-feel system and additional health and transit services.

Chatham Community Library hosts free Halloween events for youth in Pittsboro, including a Teen Party, StoryWalk®, and Storytime with trick-or-treating.

George Stevens of Durham will receive the Order of the Guardian Award from Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey for his long-standing contributions to the insurance industry.

Barwell Road Park hosts a free "Holidays Around the World" event for children 0-12 to learn about global winter celebrations on December 12, from 5 to 7 p.m.

Tiny Artists, Big Movements at Barwell Road Community Center offers art and music activities for kids aged 3-5, combining physical warm-ups with educational crafts and stories.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey will attend a charity blood drive in North Wilkesboro, NC, benefiting the Special Olympics and supporting community health.

Wake Forest's "Warm Your Hearts with Coats Drive" collects coats for those in need, focusing on youth sizes, with multiple drop-off locations until October 25.

NCDHHS, CHESS Health, and Diamond Mind have launched a free mental health app for North Carolina veterans, offering peer support and coping strategies in both English and Spanish.

Raleigh Little Theater offers a performing arts class for children aged 7 to 10, held at Halifax Park, from November 3 to December 12, to teach acting basics.

Raleigh, NC, launches a Bioenergy Recovery Project to convert wastewater into renewable natural gas for powering city buses, the first in the state to do so.

Rolesville releases an interactive Greenway Inventory Map, detailing its 14-mile trail network with useful features for route planning and accessibility.

Charles Raiford promoted to Judicial District Manager, overseeing community supervision in five North Carolina counties.

North Carolina adds seven new sites to the National Register of Historic Places, from a hosiery mill to a modernist house, each representing the state's history.