Wake County is expanding high-speed internet to areas lacking it, using state funds and a partnership. The project benefits 125 households, 19 businesses, and is part of a larger $18 million initiative.

Durham announces service changes for Good Friday, with closures of city offices, no yard waste collection, and adjustments for parks and waste centers. Some services such as GoDurham transit will operate as usual.

Wake Forest Fire Department hosts its Fish Fry event on April 25 to support the local firefighters' foundation and a food drive, offering seafood meals and dessert with dine-in and drive-thru options.

Worthdale Community Center hosts a free Intergenerational Movie Night featuring Pixar's Coco, aimed at fostering family bonds and cultural appreciation.

Wake Forest announces its Six Sundays in Spring concert series with diverse musical acts at Joyner Park Amphitheater, starting April 27 and running till June 1.

Raleigh celebrates Earth Month with green initiatives focused on renewable energy, EV charging, and e-bike adoption for sustainable transportation and energy savings.

Raleigh celebrates National Volunteer Week, recognizing volunteers who have dedicated over 64,000 hours to city parks and recreation, and invites residents to thank them and consider volunteering for upcoming opportunities.

Wake Forest Police host a "Coffee with a Cop" event on April 7 to improve community relations, offering locals a chance for open conversation with officers.

Wake County Public Libraries partners with Advance Community Health to offer free health screenings at 11 libraries from April to August as part of a community health initiative.

Lithium-ion batteries pose fire risks at disposal sites; proper recycling is crucial for safety and resource recovery, with incentives offered by some North Carolina facilities.

Wake Forest's Easter Eggstravaganza at Joyner Park features a leisurely egg hunt, entertainment, and an area for children with disabilities. No registration is needed for the April 5th event.

Raleigh's First Friday Market & Movies return to Moore Square on April 4, combining a vendor market with a free screening of "Wall-E," alongside food trucks and kids' activities.

Raleigh's Worthdale Community Center is offering a free "Nailed it Art Class" for kids aged 8-14 to learn nail polish application and care. Classes are on Tuesdays, with limited spots.