Wake Forest's PAC is hosting a Community Celebration of the Arts featuring performances, art activities, and a market on Oct. 11 at the Renaissance Centre.

Wake County officials are promoting safe practices for using lithium-ion batteries during Fire Prevention Week, emphasizing the importance of purchasing approved batteries, using correct chargers, and safely recycling to avoid fires.

Chatham Community Library partners with Second Bloom to address domestic violence, featuring a talk by Janine Latus on October 18, with free books available beforehand.

NCGHSP's "Operation Crash Reduction" aims to make North Carolina roads safer by targeting dangerous driving behaviors. This campaign comes in response to high traffic fatalities in October.

Governor Stein of North Carolina lifted the State of Emergency following Hurricane Imelda, which remained offshore, sparing the state its full impact.

Raleigh's Martin Marietta Center offers a tour that explores the venue's paranormal history, with theatrical traditions and ghostly legends, providing backstage access and spooky stories.

The article discusses the progress made by the North Carolina Department of Transportation in recovering from storm Helene, with officials reflecting on achievements and future challenges.

Former Raleigh Police officer Tremale Cogdell appeared in court on charges of sexual misconduct and obstruction of justice related to allegedly trading sexual favors to drop a DWI case.

The North Carolina Arts Council awarded $11 million in grants to various entities across all 100 counties for the fiscal year 2025–26, emphasizing community outreach, audience engagement, and support for the arts sector.

Wake Forest's Halloween Boo Bash returns on October 18, offering games, inflatables, food trucks, and a costume spotlight. Free parking is available, with designated lots for the event.

The Barwell Road Community Center is offering a class for 3-5-year-olds that combines dance and art, with October and November sessions focused on costumes and giving thanks, respectively.

Pullen Park is hosting "Pages at Pullen: Stories and Crafts," a free event on October 17th featuring storytelling and crafting for kids and caregivers.

The North Carolina DMV has reopened a license plate agency in Wilson, providing various vehicle registration services, and promises improved customer service.