Chatham Community Library will host "Ukraine: A Volunteer’s Story" by Philip Semanchuk, detailing his experiences in war-torn Ukraine, with photos and a Q&A session on November 15.

Governor Stein and officials visited a North Carolina food bank, donating $3.34 million from the state, addressing the hunger crisis as federal SNAP benefits face delays.

Mayor Jess Anderson of Chapel Hill thanks veterans and mentions new council members, urges public engagement in local issues, and reports on an open house at the police department's new headquarters.

The Durham BOCC approved salary raises for officials, pledged to support food benefit services during a shutdown, funded environmental/community initiatives, honored DeWarren K. Langley, and sought feedback on a Transit Vision Plan.

The Raleigh area is experiencing pleasant weather with clear skies and temperatures rising to the low 60s to mid-70s, according to the National Weather Service.

Wake Forest Police host "Coffee with a Cop" at a local coffee shop to improve community relations and encourage informal conversations between residents and officers.

Chatham Community Library offers free computer classes and drop-in tech support to improve digital literacy among Chatham County residents, with sessions available in November and December.

Carrboro hosts the Gallop & Gorge 8K run on Thanksgiving with road closures and a food drive for Interfaith Council Food Pantry, symbolizing community and charity.

The FDA has issued a recall for ByHeart Infant Formula after 13 botulism cases across ten states, with two specific lots identified for immediate recall.

Capital Boulevard/US 1 has reopened after downed power lines caused by strong winds forced it to close, disrupting traffic and requiring repairs by Duke Energy crews.

Wake Forest earned its 12th GFOA Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its 2025-26 budget, reflecting a commitment to transparent and effective fiscal strategy.

North Carolina's Labor Commissioner, Luke Farley, has established a Heat Stress Advisory Council to address workplace safety in high temperatures, featuring members from various sectors and focusing on enhancing heat-related safety regulations.

Wake Forest announces town office closures for Veterans Day, but confirms essential services like waste collection will continue. Yard waste teams will adapt schedules, transit will run normally, and town operations resume Nov. 12.