The Anne Gordon Center for Active Adults is organizing a 3-day trip to Myrtle Beach, starting Dec. 4, featuring festive activities, dining, shows, and shopping for older adults. Prices vary based on residency and room occupancy.

Raleigh's Pullen Arts Center offers a "Pottery Class in Spanish," combining pottery-making with language learning, inclusive of lunch, on October 24 from 10 a.m to 1 p.m.

Wake County Public Libraries are organizing Halloween events for all ages, with activities ranging from storytime for kids to crafts and movie nights for teens.

A fight at Southern School of Energy and Sustainability led to a School Resource Officer using a Taser; no injuries occurred, and the school was briefly on "Hold".

North Carolina's DNCR announced $26.5 million in federal grants to enhance state outdoor recreation areas, aiming to increase total investment to about $56 million.

Raleigh's HRM Program plans festive events in December, including Sip n' Shop, trolley rides, a European-style Christmas Market, and historical house celebrations.

The Durham County Commissioners' Work Session on October 6 will be both in-person and online at 9 a.m.; public attendance is encouraged with multiple ways to participate and view the proceedings.

Raleigh's weather forecast predicts sunny days with mild temperatures; highs around 73-75°F and gentle northeast winds. Clear nights anticipated with temperatures around 52-55°F. Potential showers by next Wednesday.

Worthdale Park introduces 'Mature Voice Poets' club for over-50s to enjoy and create poetry together, meeting twice monthly starting October 21. No experience required.

Governor Josh Stein announced Walmart's plan to open a new fulfillment center in Gaston County, creating over 300 jobs with a $300 million investment.

Chatham County holds a candlelight vigil in October to support and remember those affected by domestic violence, including speeches and community engagement.

Josefina Tavarez died after a shooting in Wake Forest, with Hariston Jose Urena Morales arrested for the crime believed to stem from a domestic dispute.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein appointed individuals to boards and commissions, including William R. Webb as Chair of the Rural Infrastructure Authority, to address issues in health, environment, and professional sectors.