Chatham County collection centers are experiencing closures and delays due to a tropical storm, with power outages and fallen trees affecting operations.

Durham, NC's city fleet ranks 8th in Government Fleet Magazine for its management and strategic practices, underpinned by leadership, planning, data-driven decisions, and employee empowerment.

Raleigh Police Department collaborates with local parks for "Raleigh Hoop Night," fostering police-youth connections through basketball for teens aged 14-18.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office participated in the 2025 Special Olympics Summer Games opening, forming a Circle of Honor to support athletes with special needs and foster community inclusivity.

Franklin County announces a new, larger waste disposal site at 2275 Long Mill Road, Youngsville, replacing the old site at 529 Park Avenue, starting July 7, 2025.

The Gipson Play Plaza, a newly opened 18.5-acre adventure playground, has become a popular family destination in Raleigh, drawing over 100,000 visitors in a month. It features diverse recreations mimicking North Carolina's landscapes.

The Five Points Center for Active Adults in Raleigh offers a 3-month Microsoft Excel training program starting September 9th, covering all skill levels and exam prep.

USDA releases new free and reduced-price meal guidelines for North Carolina schools for the 2025-2026 year to address nutrition inequity and improve student outcomes.

Marina Kelly, Raleigh's CISO, was honored in the CISOs Connect 2025 A100 list for her leadership and innovation in cybersecurity, marking her second consecutive year receiving this recognition.

Chatham County will host a Career Connect Hiring & Resource Expo on July 31, 2025, offering job readiness activities and opportunities to meet with potential employers.

Raleigh Solid Waste Services will not collect garbage on July 4; collections will occur on July 5 instead, and the Yard Waste Center will also be closed on the holiday. Residents are encouraged to use the Raleigh Reuse App for reminders.

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.