Chatham County Public Libraries now offer free access to Kanopy, a streaming service with over 30,000 titles for cardholders.

The NC Museum of Art is bringing outdoor movie events to downtown Raleigh's Moore Square this summer, with family-friendly films and pre-movie activities. Screenings are free and occur monthly, starting with "Piece by Piece" on June 20.

Wake Forest invites residents to a Dive-In Movie event featuring "Moana 2" on June 28 at Holding Park Aquatic Center, with limited tickets available for purchase.

Wake Forest is hosting a Dive-In Movie night featuring "Moana 2" on June 28 at Holding Park Aquatic Center, with swimming allowed during the screening.

Raleigh's Pullen Community Center is holding a workshop on May 20th to create "throw-and-grow" seed pods for pollinators, offering a simple, impactful way to aid local ecosystems.

Carolina Pines will host a Juneteenth celebration with music, dance, and activities for families, including a Kidz Zone for children. Attendees should bring outdoor essentials.

The article describes the sunny and warm weather expected in Raleigh, with a high near 80 degrees and possible gusts of wind. A chance of showers is forecasted for later in the week.

An unclaimed $392,256 lottery ticket sold in Fayetteville, NC, will expire next week if the winner does not come forward. The Carolina Cash 5 ticket matches all five winning numbers from the November 5 drawing.

The NWS forecast for Raleigh predicts fair weather, with temperatures varying from 43°F to 88°F, mostly sunny skies, light winds, and occasional chances of night showers.

A Freeze Warning is in effect for central North Carolina, with temperatures hitting sub-freezing levels early today, but warming is expected throughout the week.

A North Carolina couple won a $369,962 Cash 5 lottery jackpot after a last-minute decision to buy tickets. They claimed the prize in April, netting $265,448 after taxes.

Registration for a popsicle stick house-building contest for young architects is open until April 21, as part of Building Safety Month. Contestants will compete on April 26, with winners announced the same day.

Mayor Barbara Foushee declares April as Poetry Month in Carrboro, with various poetry events planned, including workshops, open mics, and an Earth Day celebration.