Wake County Public School System leaders reviewed security measures, considering future strategies for student safety at school events in response to recent incidents. They discussed technological defenses and plans for lockdown protocol upgrades.

The Carrboro community mourns the death of Hilliard Caldwell, a former Town Alderman, civil rights activist, and key figure in local school desegregation.

Wake County high school students will gather at the 5th Annual Youth Food Security Summit to combat hunger, with workshops and service projects aimed at empowering teens to create solutions.

The City of Raleigh announces the Impact Partner Grant, with applications opening September 16, offering up to $20,000 for sustainable community projects.

The Goldston Public Library hosts an event for locals to get library cards and meet Mayor Hensley, discussing the library's expansion and other projects.

The CARE team in Chapel Hill is expanding to Carrboro, offering support for residents in crisis with plans to extend operating hours, funded by the NC Department of Human Services and local partnerships.

Raleigh Water is launching a new billing portal in November, promising easier account management and a “My Request” feature. Autopay users must re-enroll. Community events will help users adapt.

Holiday Express returns to Raleigh's Pullen Park with tickets on sale Oct. 14 through Ticketmaster, offering festive train rides, activities, and an Igloo Experience for $17 plus fees.

Wake Forest Police hosted "Coffee with a Cop" to promote dialogue and strengthen community relations. The event took place at Stewart's Bistro, encouraging residents to converse with officers.

The Chatham County Sheriff's Office is hosting its Community Appreciation Night on Sept 12, with free food and family activities, emphasizing relationship-building with residents.

The NCDHHS marks the second anniversary of ASL services through the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, highlighting the accessibility for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

Wake County Public Libraries introduces WCPL Mobile, an app that provides digital access to library services, streamlining account management, and book requests for iOS and Android users.

Chatham Community Library offers free computer classes and drop-in tech help to improve residents' digital skills, including Computer Basics and PowerPoint sessions.