The DCRC is observing Domestic Violence Awareness Month with events, including a "Reading of the Names" ceremony, a silent walk, and a "Survive & Thrive" event to empower survivors.

Chatham Community Library hosts "King James," a play by PlayMakers Repertory Company, blending basketball, friendship, and drama on October 2, from 4-6 pm.

Knightdale Police joined MADD at the Triangle Walk to honor lives lost to drunk driving and reinforce the message of prevention and collaboration against impaired driving.

Raleigh Police and firefighters joined a spades and dominos tournament with local adults at Redeeming Love Baptist Church to strengthen community ties.

Jennifer Edwards is celebrated during Registered Environmental Health Specialist Week for her pivotal role in Wake County's public health, ensuring facility compliance with health regulations.

Wake County teens organize a walk to combat mental health stigma, highlighting the emotional struggles of peers, and emphasizing community support and education on the issue.

A $500,000 grant has been awarded for Parker's Ridge Park in Chatham County for a pump track, walking path, and facilities, with construction starting in early 2026.

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.