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.

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.