Het Patel is the new Transit Assistant Director in Raleigh as of June 28, succeeding David Eatman, with a focus on enhancing the city's growing transit system.

Carrboro is preparing for its July 4th events, starting with activities at Weaver Street Market and a parade to Town Hall. The celebration includes a reading of Frederick Douglass's essay and a call for food donations for the local initiative, PORCH.

Raleigh officials promote making sun tea as a fun and creative way to enjoy the summer heat, while reminding residents to stay hydrated with regular water.

Raleigh is launching Ask Raleigh, an online portal for resident service requests and inquiries, replacing SeeClickFix, with real-time tracking and alerts for issues already reported or outside city limits.

Orange County responds to extreme heat warning by activating cooling centers and providing additional support like misting tents and water for residents.

Wake County extends cooling station hours due to a severe heatwave to offer residents relief from dangerous temperatures and prevent heat-related illnesses.

Wake Forest seeks community feedback on new park plans at an open house focused on the Ailey Young House, a significant local African American historic resource.

The mobile market returns to Wake Forest, offering a "pay-what-you-can" model for grocery shopping and featuring the AmeriHealth Mobile Wellness Center for health services.

Taylor Street Park Sprayground is closed due to an equipment malfunction causing a water line break. Repair work is underway.

Raleigh's Fall Youth Athletics Program opens registration for various sports, supplying all equipment and uniforms, emphasizing accessibility and physical activity.

Raleigh's Solid Waste Services may delay waste collection due to high temperatures, asking residents to put carts out by 6 a.m. and offering leniency on pick-up times for worker safety.

Wake County encourages residents to help combat roadside litter during summer, providing free litter kits for cleanups and advocating for responsible waste disposal.

Wake Forest opens applications for its Citizen's Academy, a seven-week course offering an in-depth look at local government operations, starting September 4.