Raleigh Police Department is hosting National Night Out on Aug. 5 to strengthen community-law enforcement relations, featuring block parties and safety demos.

The North Carolina DHHS, with First Lady Anna Stein, launched Unshame NC to reduce stigma around substance use disorder and promote medication-assisted treatment.

Camp Ignite 2025 has concluded successfully, offering a week of growth and teamwork for young people interested in firefighting, according to the Cary Fire Department.

Raleigh’s Active Adult Program offers a historical tour called "Becoming Lunsford Lane," exploring the life of a man who bought his freedom from slavery.

The Raleigh Police Department encourages Raleigh residents to light their porch lights on National Night Out to strengthen community and police relations.

Wake Forest's Flaherty Park Community Center will host a comic convention on August 23, featuring over 30 vendors, activities, and learning experiences for families and fans.

Raleigh's Lake Johnson Park hosts "Paddle and Play" for adults to try kayaking and paddleboarding, with equipment and training provided. Pre-registration required.

The Harr family celebrates 100 years of farming and selling produce at Soulard Farmers Market, emphasizing their long-standing relationship with the community and dedication to quality and tradition.

Wake Forest invites food truck operators, vendors, and nonprofits to apply for the 2025 Diwali Festival, promoting authentic Indian culture. The event is on November 1 at E. Carroll Joyner Park.

Raleigh's after school program, the Neighborhood Ecology Corps, invites middle and high schoolers to explore the environmental and social dynamics of their communities.

Wake County Animal Center launches the Clear the Shelter Extravaganza to encourage adoptions and manage overcrowding by waiving fees and hosting themed events.

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has set the 2025 recreational flounder season for Sept. 1-14, with a daily catch limit of one fish per angler and a minimum size of 15 inches.

Conservation Corps NC Crew 1 is praised on the City of Raleigh website for their summer efforts in enhancing green spaces, including invasive plant removal and trail grooming.