High Point, NC, offers a tour exploring its history in furniture making, linked to Jeane Joyner's "Murder in the Market," with visits to local landmarks.

The Wake Forest Police Department is hosting a "Coffee with a Cop" event at Stewart's Bistro to encourage casual conversations between officers and the community, aiming to build better police-community relationships.

Chatham Community Library celebrates its 15th anniversary with activities including live music, face painting, and more, plus free cake and ice cream.

Durham County announces its inaugural Fall Native Plant Sale on September 25, featuring local vendors and expert advice from gardeners and conservationists. RSVPs are encouraged.

Amy Blalock is appointed as Durham's new communications director, bringing over two decades of experience to the role.

Raleigh's Sanderford Road Park will host a six-week pickleball clinic for beginners, starting September 15th, every Monday evening, for individuals 18+. Registration is $75 for the course.

The Durham BOCC will meet on September 8, 2025, offering in-person and online attendance. Guidelines for participation are provided, including how to join virtually, submit comments, and speak at a public hearing regarding renaming a building.

Wake Forest is hosting a public meeting on September 30 to discuss a new skate park, following its land purchase and a $500,000 grant. The community is invited to share input at Town Hall with New Line Skatepark Inc. involved in the project.

The Raleigh Fire Department is accepting applications for new firefighters until Sept. 30, 2025, offering a starting salary of $56,825 and two academy sessions in early 2026.

Wake County Public Libraries' 2025 Read Local program features local authors, with free events including author talks and writing workshops.

The article discusses Durham County's show featuring Derek Bowens and Nate Sanders, who address election preparation and emergency management, respectively.

Raleigh Foodie Fare at Moore Square will feature food trucks, local artists, and live music on select Sundays, offering free admission for a family-friendly event.

Hundreds protest in Raleigh and Durham on Labor Day against the influence of the wealthy on government, as part of a national AFL-CIO initiative for workers' rights.