The Bragtown Branch of the Durham County Library will extend its Monday hours to 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., starting September 8, to better serve its community.

The 2nd Friday Art Walk in Carrboro and Chapel Hill on Sept. 12 will feature galleries, live music, performances, and more, open to the public for cultural engagement.

Carrboro is installing bicycle detection systems at signalized intersections to improve safety and efficiency for cyclists, potentially causing minor traffic disruptions during installation.

Raleigh's Parks and Recreation is hosting a Guided Paddle Day at Falls Lake, with kayaking, and paddleboarding, for $15 on October 18th, requiring registration.

The Goldston Public Library is hosting a free educational session on houseplants, led by Master Gardeners, with no registration needed on September 18.

Durham, NC, thanked their workforce on Labor Day via Facebook, highlighting the dedication of public service employees who ensure the city's smooth operation.

The Durham Police Department honored workers on Labor Day via a social media post, emphasizing the importance of safety and responsibility during celebrations.

Wake County invites public review and feedback on its draft housing and community development reports, allowing residents until September 12, 2025, to comment, with details on the Garner Town Hall website.

A squirrel caused a power outage in Wake Forest, affecting over 600 customers. Power has been restored and residents were kept informed via an online outage map.

The Worthdale Community Day in Raleigh offers a free, family-friendly event with yard games, crafts, and food on Sept 13 at Worthdale Community Center.

Fred Fletcher Park hosts a yoga class focused on balance and alignment on September 23, welcoming participants of all levels with provided props and modifications.

The Raleigh Police Department recognized International Overdose Awareness Day and vowed to fight overdose, sharing the campaign's aims to mourn, educate, and prevent future drug fatalities.

The Stanford L. Warren Demonstration Garden won third place in an international gardening awards event, praised for its educational and sustainable approach. The garden is a collaborative effort in Durham's historic Hayti Neighborhood.