North Carolina’s Education Programs Gain National Recognition as Sneha Shah-Coltrane Receives Advocacy Award
North Carolina's Department of Public Instruction gains national recognition for advanced learning initiatives, joining a research center and celebrating an award given to educational leader Sneha Shah-Coltrane.
Raleigh Water Advises Residents on Keeping Holiday Trees Hydrated for Lasting Freshness
Raleigh Water advises residents to regularly water their fresh-cut holiday trees, noting they can consume up to a gallon in the first 24 hours and a quart per day per inch of trunk diameter. They debunk myths about adding substances to the water.
Raleigh's Forest Ridge Park Offers Guided Night Hikes and Glow Disc Golf for Winter Evenings
Forest Ridge Park offers post-sunset activities, including guided night hikes and glow disc golf on December 10, January 14, and February 11, from 6 to 8 p.m. for individuals 14 and older. Registration and a small fee are required.
Raleigh Museum Honors Emancipation Day with Dr. Antwain K. Hunter's Lecture on Firearms in African American History
The City of Raleigh Museum will host a lecture by Dr. Antwain K. Hunter on the history of African Americans and firearms in North Carolina during an Emancipation Day Breakfast event.
Raleigh's Hargett Street Closure Extended Until 2026 Due to City Hall Construction
Construction on Hargett Street in Raleigh extends closure into June 2026 for new City Hall and streetscape improvements, impacting traffic but maintaining pedestrian and business access.
North Carolina Celebrates Record Job Growth in 2025, Governor Josh Stein Praises Economic Expansion Efforts
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announced a record year for job growth, with over 33,000 new jobs, citing strong partnerships and a focus on industries like biotech and aerospace. Investments in rural areas and infrastructure are also highlighted.












