NCDHHS released a Suicide Prevention Action Plan for 2026-2030 to reduce suicides and self-harm in North Carolina, focusing on high-risk populations and improving crisis response and prevention infrastructure.

The Five Points Center for Active Adults will host a free occupational therapy class on adaptive tools for daily tasks, open to adults over 18, on October 24.

Chatham County honored with 2024 Annual Safety Awards for its commitment to workplace safety, with multiple departments achieving gold awards for consecutive years.

Governor Stein visited Southport after a shooting to convey sympathy and discuss safety, also addressing coastal weather concerns and emergency preparedness due to storms.

Raleigh's Sanderford Road Park is hosting a free meditation workshop on Oct. 4 for adults to learn focus and breathing techniques. No registration is required for the event starting at 11 a.m.

Wake Forest is hosting a public meeting for community input on a new skate park and pump track. The project progresses with design and construction managed by New Line Skatepark Inc.

Chatham County departments have been recognized with the 2024 Annual Safety Awards from the North Carolina Department of Labor for their commitment to workplace safety.

Wake Forest concludes its flag-raising ceremonies honoring veterans with a tribute to late U.S. Army vet Patrick McLivain on October 6 at Centennial Plaza.

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.