The NCDHHS will host an event on October 1, discussing culture, identity, and mental health in Hispanic and Latino communities, requiring registration to attend.

Hundreds protest at Duke University, urging it to invest more in Durham, including raising wages to $25/hour, building affordable housing, and enhancing local infrastructure and schools.

Chatham Community Library is hosting a Veterans Coffee Break on September 30 to support local veterans with resources, benefits information, and camaraderie.

The City of Raleigh is hosting a Business Summit on October 15 to support local businesses, featuring a panel, showcases, and networking opportunities. Registration is available on Eventbrite.

Brier Creek Park hosts a Halloween event for children ages 5-12 featuring pumpkin decorating and s'mores making, with a $10 fee and required pre-registration.

Celebrating Registered Environmental Health Specialist Week with a focus on Naterra McQueen's contributions to overseeing health standards in Wake County since 2005.

Brier Creek Park introduces a kids' tumbling class, "Rumblin' Tumblers," focusing on basic gymnastics skills, coordination, balance, and self-esteem, led by instructor Alyssa Deberry.

The second annual Engage Raleigh Expo gathered 300 residents and 90 exhibitors for workshops and talks on community engagement, featuring a keynote by Dr. Valencia Hicks-Harris.

Raleigh launched the Community Cares Collaborative to improve coordination among agencies assisting residents, drawing over 70 leaders to its first event.

Wake County highlights Cristofer LeClair, an environmental consultant, for his six years of service ensuring health and safety across various establishments.

Renowned author Kamal Bell to speak at Chatham Community Library about his book "Akeem Keeps Bees" on October 25th, highlighting bee conservation and sustainable agriculture.

Durham County's main library will extend its hours to include Sundays, while the Bragtown Branch adjusts its weekly schedule, responding to community needs for more accessibility.

Raleigh's Five Points Center starts an LGBTQ+ film series, with "Bessie" screening on Oct. 7 and "Victor/Victoria" on Oct. 28. Registration is required for the free events.