Chatham Community Library is hosting a seed saving workshop on September 25 in Pittsboro, teaching fermentation and winnowing techniques. Open to the public, no prior class attendance required.

Durham's downtown streets will be car-free for the Move-A-Bull City Open Streets event on October 5 to promote community activities and healthy living.

Durham plans an Arts Town Hall on September 25 to discuss cultural development, part of the Durham Cultural Roadmap initiative. No RSVP required, with free parking and food available.

Latasha White is appointed as Assistant Division Director for Judicial Division 4 by the North Carolina Department of Adult Correction. Her promotion becomes effective on September 2, 2025.

Wake Forest celebrates community spirit with Good Neighbor Day at Joyner Park on Sept. 20, featuring free food, music, and the Good Neighbor of the Year Award.

Raleigh's IT team has received the Best of North Carolina Technology Award for their 'Ask Raleigh' CRM system, honored at the NC Digital Government Summit.

Raleigh, NC, forecast predicts a mix of clouds and sun with comfortable temperatures and gentle winds, with occasional chances of showers and consistent nightly lows around 61-64 degrees.

Wake Forest's HPC is hosting two Cemetery Preservation Workshops in October that teach using GPR for maintenance and care of historical burial grounds.

Wake County commissioners approved contracts for two public safety stations, Sandy Plains and Five Points EMS Station, enhancing emergency readiness and incorporating green technologies.

Frances Shetley, 98-year-old Carrboro author and former alderwoman, will read from her new book detailing the town's history at Drakeford Library on Oct. 24.

Wake Forest Police officers will participate in "Tip a Cop for Special Olympics" as servers at Texas Roadhouse, donating their tips to Special Olympics North Carolina.

Hope Village at Method opens in Raleigh, providing former foster youth with nine apartments and supportive services, funded by city and federal grants.

Chatham County offers cost share programs for environmental projects in agriculture and beyond, aiding in water management, erosion control, and pollution mitigation.