Wake Forest has released a free 2026 wall calendar showing local events, available at several locations and online, with photography showcasing community engagement.

The Jubilee Home, a new facility in Durham for women exiting prison, offers support services and was inaugurated with help from North Carolina's First Lady and NCDHHS.

WakeMed secures approval to establish a new healthplex in Rolesville, offering a 24/7 emergency department and various medical services, set to open fall 2027.

Wake County Solid Waste Management partners with libraries for recycling education events in November and December to improve recycling habits and reduce contamination.

Rolesville approved an Affordable Housing Plan to address rising market challenges, promoting diverse housing types and partnerships for a more inclusive future.

Raleigh unveils Grosvenor Gardens, an inclusive apartment complex with units for people with IDD, marking progress in affordable and independent living.

North Carolina introduces NC FACT to support individuals with severe mental illness after incarceration, providing mental health care, housing, and substance use disorder care to reduce recidivism and improve community safety.

Chatham County celebrates America's 250th birthday with 250 days of events, beginning October 25, 2025. They received a $10,000 grant for the celebrations, highlighting North Carolina's historical significance.

Durham's HEART program wins the ICMA 2025 Community Health & Safety Award for its innovative, empathetic response to crises, shifting away from traditional emergency services to a non-police approach.

Durham County officials initiate a food drive to assist SNAP recipients during the U.S. Government shutdown, urging county employees and residents to donate non-perishable food items.

North Carolina and AMES Construction partner to safely rebuild the hurricane-damaged I-40, focusing on safety initiatives and training, as part of the state's economic recovery.

The Comic Book & Toy Expo returns to Flaherty Park Community Center on Nov. 1, featuring various vendors selling collectibles and offering a free, family-friendly event.

The story of Cheese, a cat adopted by Alice Avery's family in Wake County due to her son's insistence, showcases a unique bond formed during potty-training bribery.