Stephen L. Warden has been appointed as Judicial District Manager in District 21 by the NCDAC, overseeing probation and parole operations in Forsyth County.

The Teen Museum Market at the City of Raleigh Museum showcases teen arts and crafts, live music, and DIY activities on February 21st from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., with free admission.

Raleigh's Anne Gordon Active Adult Center offers a trip to the 1920s/40s musical, Bright Star, with registration required for the April 26 event costing $53-$68.

Raleigh and the Piedmont Triad are under a Winter Weather Advisory as snow and ice are forecast to make roads and walkways slippery. Drivers and pedestrians are urged to take precautions until conditions improve.

Planned road closure on N.C. 50 in Garner, NC, postponed indefinitely due to weather, impacting a project for installing utilities with construction over U.S. 70.

North Carolina tobacco licenses issued in 2023 will expire by June 30, 2026, prompting retailers to renew using Form B-A-2R while maintaining compliance with state requirements.

Raleigh Parks is hosting an event to reimagine Nash Square with community input, featuring art activities, expert talks, and music at Whiskey Kitchen on Feb. 26.

Cary, NC returns to normal operations after a winter storm, with facilities reopening and services resuming. The town thanks its "A+ Team" for their efforts during the weather event.

Chapel Hill updates its service schedule, noting facility closures, transit modifications, and a pause in food distribution and waste pickup. Essential services to resume next week.

Readers can tour real-life places from Scott Blackburn's novel "It Dies With You" in NC. The literary journey departs from Raleigh on March 3, costs $35-$50, and requires registration.

Governor Josh Stein addresses safety and road-clearing efforts after a snowstorm in North Carolina, advising caution due to low temperatures and icy conditions.

Joint Raleigh Police and Johnston County Sheriff's operation dismantles a meth trafficking ring, recovers a stolen vehicle, and leads to the arrest of two suspects.

The Pullen Community Center offers a Valentine's Day crafting event for $5, where participants can create personalized Valentines with provided materials.