Wake Forest's Halloween Boo Bash returns on October 18, offering games, inflatables, food trucks, and a costume spotlight. Free parking is available, with designated lots for the event.

The Barwell Road Community Center is offering a class for 3-5-year-olds that combines dance and art, with October and November sessions focused on costumes and giving thanks, respectively.

Wake County recognizes October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, promoting survivor honor, early detection, and education through events and health guidelines.

Carrboro prepares for Halloween with events such as "Music and Stories Under the Stars," a costume contest, a carnival with prizes, and a "Best of Show" pumpkin carving competition.

Durham County Sheriff Clarence F. Birkhead launched a new mobile app and a resident's survey to improve communication and transparency with the public.

GoRaleigh offers a shuttle service to the NC State Fair from October 16-26, with round-trip fares starting at $5 and discounts for seniors and individuals with disabilities. Children under 40” ride free.

North Carolina celebrates 34 state employees completing the Certified Public Manager Program, underscoring the state's commitment to leadership in public service.

The OSFM is promoting Fire Prevention Month, focusing on the risks of lithium-ion batteries in homes, following a related fire incident in Calabash, N.C. Safety tips include using proper chargers and buying reputable batteries.

Raleigh Police Department unveils a pink cruiser for breast cancer awareness, promoting early detection and hosting related events throughout October.

The Worthdale Community Center is hosting its free annual Fall Festival with games, food, and candy, aimed at children aged 5 to 12, on October 21 from 6 to 8 p.m.

Wake County libraries host Halloween events for all ages from Oct. 25-31, with a variety of free, educational, and fun activities, as announced by the Wake County Government.

National Community Planning Month in October encourages citizen involvement in city planning, emphasizing the importance of public input for shaping urban landscapes.

Method Community Park's Haunted Adventure offers a free, family-friendly Halloween event on October 25, featuring a fun spooky path and festive photo opportunities.