Newly elected Commissioner Jenn Bernat joins re-elected Commissioners Alston and Sneed on Rolesville's Board, reflecting the town's dedication to community and growth.

Raleigh Water's billing system will be offline from Nov. 7-11 for upgrades, affecting payments and service requests. Emergency services remain available.

Raleigh police and Raleigh Parks host a free event, "A Night with Santa," to celebrate the holiday season and foster community ties.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has begun a bridge rehabilitation project, closing Dimmocks Mill Road over I-85/I-40 in Orange County, with detours in place until November 21.

Raleigh community centers are hosting the Elf Squad Toy Event for children aged 0-13, with no registration needed, aiming to provide holiday toys on a first-come, first-served basis.

Orange County has launched Operation Green Light for Veterans, an initiative to show support for veterans by lighting county buildings in green each November and inform them about available resources.

Durham County BOCC meeting scheduled for November 10, 2025, with options for in-person and virtual attendance.

Carrboro is hosting eco-volunteer events to restore wetland habitat at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park, focused on removing invasive species and planting natives.

Carrboro's Lighten Up! event on November 13 offers free visibility gear and safety information to pedestrians and cyclists to improve safety during darker hours.

Wake Forest's Ripe for Revival Mobile Market offers farm-fresh groceries and health services on select Thursdays, with payment based on what customers can afford.

North Carolina's AP program sees a rise in student participation and scores, with 90,000 students taking 171,000 exams. 72.1% scored 3-5, surpassing the national average. Programs support teacher development and fund exam costs.

The NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources announced the 2025 North Carolina Book Awards winners and will hold the ceremony on December 5th in Raleigh.

Governor Josh Stein hosted a roundtable in Greensboro, addressing the positive impact of North Carolina's medical debt relief program, which has cleared $6.5 billion in debt for residents.