Forest Ridge Park in Raleigh introduces 'Seize the Night' events like glow disc golf and night hikes, enhancing outdoor fun regardless of day or night.

Forest Ridge Park is offering a Wilderness Navigation Series to teach map and compass skills over four classes, aimed at enhancing outdoor navigation without relying on technology.

Governor Roy Cooper visited Claxton Elementary School, praising public education improvements and dedicating 2024 as "The Year of Public Schools" in North Carolina.

The Gipson Play Plaza at Dix Park in Raleigh is scheduled to open in Spring 2025, featuring an adventure playground, swing terrace, and water play area across 18.5 acres.

The article discusses the increase in waste during the US holiday season and offers sustainable wrapping alternatives like "The Scrunch Test" for paper and the Japanese furoshiki fabric method.

Fayetteville is seeking applicants to fill vacancies on various city boards and commissions, a chance for residents to advise the City Council and impact community policy.

A Raleigh woman, Mary Elizabeth Workman, was sentenced to 15 months in prison for Social Security fraud after pleading guilty to the theft of over $200,000 in disability benefits.

Cary mourns 13-year-old Shiyu "Chloe" Hua, who was struck and killed by a garbage truck while in a crosswalk. The driver, Adrian Holt, faces charges including misdemeanor death by vehicle.

A man was seriously injured in a shooting at a Raleigh apartment complex parking lot on Old Plank Road, with no suspect in custody as police investigate.

North Carolina beat Wake Forest 1-0 to win their 23rd women's soccer national title, while Wake Forest made their first National Championship appearance.

Thirty-seven state employees have graduated from the Performance Management Academy in North Carolina, enhancing government efficiency through advanced training.

North Carolina's Health Department introduced a toolkit for states to manage medical debt, reflecting their success in involving all state hospitals to potentially relieve $4 billion in debt for citizens.

Summer camp registrations in Raleigh will open on February 17, with uniform fees across locations and financial aid available. The City of Raleigh Parks and Recreation offers various kids' programs, encouraging prompt action for early registration.