The inaugural Louisburg Turkey Trot 5K will combine fitness and charity on Thanksgiving, benefiting two local food banks. Open to all, the event will feature entertainment and discounts for groups and service members.

North Carolina's Skills for the Future initiative aims to equip students with lasting skills for success, backed by a $4 million grant, involving professional development and a new platform to track student performance.

Raleigh's 2025 Pavement Rejuvenation Program will use a rejuvenator treatment on 21.7 miles of road to extend street life and reduce the need for resurfacing.

Raleigh invites candidates to a job fair on September 25 to explore roles in city operations, with the opportunity to meet staff and learn about the community impact.

Durham residents raise concerns about speeding on Duke Street and Gregson Street/Vickers Avenue; the city and NCDOT plan safety improvements, with an open house for public input scheduled.

The Raleigh Police Department hosted an FBI-LEEDA course on media and public relations, focusing on improving communication and trust with the community.

Public hearing set for September 25 in Garner to discuss a variance request for two flag lots within a subdivision, potentially deviating from the standard zoning rules.

Wake County Public Libraries celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with over 25 events, including author talks, arts, cooking, and crafts, and feature special book displays of Hispanic authors.

Wake Forest's Friday Night on White concludes with Liquid Pleasure performing on Sept 12th, featuring live music, food trucks, and beer sales from local breweries. Last call at 8:50 p.m. and return scheduled for 2026.

Rob Christensen is set to discuss his book "Southern News, Southern Politics" at the City of Raleigh Museum, highlighting the impact of The News & Observer on North Carolina politics.

Raleigh's Lake Wheeler Park is organizing a paddling event, "Witches on the Water," on Oct. 18, inviting participants to paddle in witch costumes for $5, with rentals available by reservation.

Raleigh dims city lights to protect migrating birds, aligning with its sustainability goals and collaborating with Wake Audubon to minimize bird collisions during migration seasons.

Raleigh's Parks Marketing Team won the 3CMA Award of Excellence for their video series showcasing the city's parks, which was recognized for engaging the community and promoting well-being.