Franklin County Schools partners with local bodies to improve park facilities, aiming to merge educational and community needs, promoting social engagement and healthier lifestyles.

Raleigh's Historic Trolley to offer a Women's History Tour on March 15, highlighting female figures who impacted the city's history, with tickets priced at $12.

Raleigh is launching a project where local artists will paint e-scooter and e-bike corrals for utility and aesthetics, enhancing city charm and safety.

The Raleigh City Council meeting included adoption of the StarChase system for safer vehicle pursuits, donations to local non-profits, building demolition for Dix Park, police tech upgrades, and fiscal decisions on bonds and annexations.

A significant winter storm is forecast to hit Raleigh, NC, bringing snow, sleet, and freezing rain, with residents advised to prepare for adverse conditions.

The latest "What's Up in Wake Forest" includes town updates, event announcements, a call for vendor participation in Forest Fest, and reminders for the weekly newsletter subscription.

Michelle Wilkinson inspired her community in Wake Forest by voluntarily cleaning up litter, prompting the town to promote its "Litter Kits" for others to join the effort.

The State Archives of North Carolina invites the public to a free online event showcasing new historical collections available for researchers and enthusiasts.

Raleigh Parks Health & Wellness Programs launches a variety of free fitness and nutrition activities for Heart Health Month, including bootcamps, combat classes, and workshops.

Rolesville, NC prepares for a winter storm with snow, sleet, and freezing rain expected over the weekend, urging residents to complete preparations and stay informed on the forecast.

Rolesville, NC, is hosting a community watch party for American Dream Network at Pixels Bar & Arcade. Mayor Ronnie Currin and local businesses are part of the event aimed at fostering community spirit.

Franklin's payment system failure affects utility and tax transactions; the town suspends penalties and service disruptions until February 1, 2026, as they work on restoration.

The Raleigh Police Department's Community Police Academy application deadline is approaching; the program aims to foster transparency and strengthen community ties.