The City of Raleigh has opened nominations for the Sir Walter Raleigh Awards to honor those contributing to the city's charm and environmental quality.

Poké Pals Trading and Training event for children aged 6-12 to trade cards and learn game strategies on April 25 at Hill Street, no pre-registration needed.

The Hill Street Neighborhood Center in Raleigh introduces Generation Pound®, a music and movement program for kids aged 6-12 to promote fitness and coordination.

The Raleigh Police Department is celebrating Animal Control Appreciation Week and acknowledging the hard work and dedication of their Animal Control Unit.

Raleigh's Community Engagement Board partners with Cortico to enhance public dialogue and aims to improve participation and transparency in civic processes.

Raleigh Police Department reinitiates "Cops on the Block" to improve police-community relations, led by Chief Rico Boyce for closer officer-resident engagement.

Wake County Public Health starts "Wake up to PrEP," aiming to reduce HIV by promoting PrEP usage, especially among high-risk and African American communities.

Block Gallery hosts a panel on art and ecology, featuring Deborah Kruger, Scott Hazard, and Bryan England to discuss the link between creativity and environmentalism.

Chatham Community Library hosts a pest management class for gardeners on April 17, offering strategies for vegetable gardens with minimal chemical use.

Wake Forest FD will conduct live fire training on Wait Avenue this Saturday, potentially causing smoke in the area. Residents are advised to close windows.

Chatham County invites residents to apply to join the Housing Authority Board to help shape local housing programs. Applications are due by May 1, 2025.

NCDHHS commits $6.5 million to improve alternatives to incarceration and support services, including housing and employment, for those affected by Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina.

Powell Drive Park organizes a "Halfway to Halloween" celebration on May 10 with activities for different age groups, featuring games, scares, and costumes, for a $10 cover charge.