Wake Forest introduces the History Exchange, an interactive platform inviting community contributions to preserve and share the town's diverse history.

The City of Durham invites applications for arts and culture event funding, totaling $400,000, seeking creative contributions to the city’s scene by August 11, 2025.

The City of Raleigh Museum is hosting a free "Family Fun Day Pirates" event for kids 0-10, including crafts and a treasure hunt, on July 12 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Raleigh Fire Department celebrates its 54th Fire Academy graduates and emphasizes readiness for the Atlantic hurricane season in the latest Raleigh Fire News edition.

The second annual Engage Raleigh Expo will take place on September 13, 2025, focusing on cross-generational community engagement. Exhibitor registration is open from June 30 to August 30.

Worthdale Community Center introduces a new "Hip-Hop Step" fitness class with hip-hop music, welcoming everyone aged 16+ on Wednesdays at $10 per session.

Raleigh's Moore Square hosted the Pop-up Skatepark Takeover, featuring ramps, rails, live music, and community skateboarding experiences for all ages, complemented by food trucks and a lively atmosphere.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey advises on water safety, noting drowning as the top death cause for young children and offering tips on avoiding rip currents and emergency response.

Raleigh's Community Engagement Department starts "Coffee and Conversations" at A Place at the Table to discuss social issues, beginning with Disability Pride Month.

Raleigh is switching to eScribe from BoardDocs on July 1 for City Council meeting materials, aiming to improve functionality and offer a streamlined experience, with plans to eventually include all city boards and committees.

Raleigh designates July as Park and Recreation Month, celebrating these spaces and the professionals behind them, with events to promote health and community.

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey emphasizes fireworks and grilling safety for the upcoming Fourth of July, citing injury statistics and offering a safety checklist.

North Carolina's State Fire Marshal, Brian Taylor, warns of fireworks and heat-related dangers ahead of the Fourth of July, emphasizing safety and hydration.