The Stanford L. Warren Demonstration Garden won third place in an international gardening awards event, praised for its educational and sustainable approach. The garden is a collaborative effort in Durham's historic Hayti Neighborhood.

Wake County invites 3rd to 5th graders to enter the annual watershed-themed poster contest, with cash prizes and educational benefits. Registration ends Nov 3, 2025, submissions due Dec 3, 2025.

Durham County announces a tax relief program for low-income homeowners starting September 1, with applications due for those meeting specific criteria.

Raleigh Arts highlighted its commitment to arts accessibility at the LEAD® Conference, with members providing insights on best practices and sharing knowledge on inclusive arts.

North Carolina State Treasurer Brad Briner announced the discovery of $170 million in unspent state funds intended for debt service and approved capital projects.

State Auditor Dave Boliek has demanded James Yokeley resign as Chair of the Surry County Board of Elections following Yokeley's arrest to preserve electoral integrity.

Dementia Capable Cares is holding a free educational workshop on dementia for individuals 18+ on September 23 at Five Points for Active Adults in the Triangle community.

The John Wall Family Foundation hosted a community event in Raleigh, distributing school supplies to students and celebrating John Wall's NBA retirement.

Surry County seeks a new Board of Elections chair after James "Jimmy" Yokeley Jr.'s sudden resignation. The reasons for his departure are not disclosed.

Raleigh is expected to have a sunny week with low to mid-80s temperatures, mild winds, and clear evenings with temperatures in the mid-60s, per the National Weather Service.

The Raleigh Catholic community responds with sorrow and solidarity to a Minneapolis mass shooting at a Catholic school, calling for divine help amidst concerns over safety.

Carolyn Miller received the Heroic Hands award from the NCACC for her dedicated public service in Chatham County, where she has worked since 1996 and now serves as Assistant County Manager.

Two men were fatally shot at a Roanoke Rapids convenience store; one is dead on the scene, another died after treatment. A suspect faces obstruction charges related to the incident.