Lake Lynn Community Center introduces energetic Zumba classes led by Tanessa Barlow, with no dance experience needed, at $5 per session. Classes are on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Raleigh invites local businesses to development project opportunities with a series of engaging events, including a meet-and-greet, certification info session, and workshops.

Ben Garner is leaving his role as General Counsel in the State Treasurer's office; Tim Melton steps in as interim while a national search for a permanent replacement begins.

The article details a variable weather forecast for Raleigh, NC, including showers, thunderstorms, and patchy fog, with a mix of sunny and cloudy days ahead.

North Carolina Retirement Systems released tax documents early for nearly 400,000 retirees, due to improved efficiencies. Forms are electronically accessible via ORBIT accounts.

Absentee voting for the North Carolina 2026 primary begins on January 12, with no need to provide a reason for voting by mail. The request deadline is February 17, and ballots must be received by 7:30 p.m. on March 3.

The City Council is working on the new annual operating budget, emphasizing alignment with the Strategic Plan and community involvement through meetings, workshops, and public hearings.

The NC Department of Labor named Tyler Younts as Deputy General Counsel for Litigation and Jackson Lohrer as Safety Awards Coordinator, bolstering its team.

North Carolina Labor Commissioner Luke Farley reports on a successful year, with over $2.5 million recovered in wages and improved elevator and mine safety, alongside strong fiscal management.

The Southeast Durham Watershed Improvement Team will present water quality findings at a public event, offering both in-person and virtual attendance.

Zebulon hosts a Musical Celebration at the Community Center to honor Martin Luther King Jr., featuring the MLK Community Zebulon Chapter Workshop Choir, aiming to unite and celebrate diversity through music.

The Raleigh Police Department celebrated Law Enforcement Appreciation Day with a series of luncheons, honoring their staff's dedication to serving the community.

Durham provides free Christmas tree disposal from January 2 to February 2 for yard waste customers; trees over six feet need halving, with all decorations removed. Drop-offs are also available at select locations and times.