The Raleigh Police invite the public to their 'Run the River' wellness and safety event on July 19, welcoming all fitness levels for running or walking.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey sets up a Victim Assistance Center in Carrboro, NC, to help residents affected by Tropical Storm Chantal with insurance-related issues.

Wake Forest Police will host a "Too Cool for School" event with school supplies and community engagement activities on August 20 at Taylor Street Park and JPCC.

Raleigh's Green Road Community Center hosts a free 'Bye Bye Summer - Jamaica Edition' with music, food, and family activities on September 20, celebrating Caribbean culture.

Durham, NC offers disaster recovery resources and encourages residents to sign up for Alert Durham for updates after Tropical Storm Chantal causes flooding.

Chatham Community Library in North Carolina will host a talk by Commissioner Karen Howard on local history narratives on Saturday, as part of an event series.

A video series, "This is What I Do," features Bill Motley, an IT Project Management Services manager for Raleigh, who leads a team developing applications for city employees' workflow efficiency.

Raleigh's Lake Lynn Community Center introduces Zumba classes led by experienced instructor Tanessa Barlow, welcoming adults to energetic sessions starting in August.

Raleigh is seeking public feedback on the development of Forestville Road Park, a new 25-acre green space at 4909 Forestville Road, through a survey available until July 24.

Wake Forest, North Carolina, has been awarded the 2025 Accredited Main Street America™ program designation for its efforts in community revitalization and economic growth.

Hillsborough officials have lifted a boil water notice following a flood but urge residents to conserve water as the treatment plant is under maintenance.

Wake Forest, North Carolina, earned the 2025 National Main Street Accreditation for its commitment to downtown revitalization and economic development.

Raleigh introduces a six-week golf program for kids 6-12, focusing on sports and life skills, starting September 4. It's affordable at $20, blending physical activity with personal development.