Governor Josh Stein visited W.A. Pattillo Middle School in Tarboro, North Carolina, to distribute school supplies from the annual Governor’s School Supply Drive, highlighting educators' need for more support.

NCDOT received top honors at the TSMO Awards for its response to Hurricane Helene, being recognized for its effective information dissemination and emergency management.

Wake County invites public input on updating local Historic Preservation Principles and Standards during a meeting at Panther Branch Rosenwald School.

Durham County received a $500,000 grant from the Great Trails State Program for the Durham-to-Roxboro Rail Trail, part of a broader North Carolina trail enhancement effort.

Durham County Economic Development relaunches Innovate Durham with Forward Cities’ E3 Durham program, seeking local entrepreneurs for governmental collaboration. Applications are open until August 11, 2025.

North Carolina schools can now issue bonds directly within the state due to updated policies, allowing institutions like Raleigh's Montessori School and Pine Lake Preparatory to engage in local bond financing.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Central North Carolina, including Raleigh, due to expected heavy rainfall, with advisories for caution and weather updates.

Raleigh Police invites citizens aged 21+ to apply for the Community Police Academy offering insights into law enforcement from Oct. 2 to Dec. 4, 2025.

Durham announces Labor Day service adjustments affecting waste collection, parks and rec, and transportation, with closures and reduced services in place.

Scientists discovered a new fungus, Russula neoelpidensis, in Durham County's New Hope Creek Preserve, indicating rich local biodiversity and the importance of pristine environments for unique species.

"Dive-In Movie" night featuring "Luca" will be held on August 23 at Holding Park Aquatic Center, with tickets on sale for $7. Swimming and snacks will be available during the screening.

The Brickhouse Band will headline the Friday Night on White event in Wake Forest on August 8, with food trucks, local beer, and strict alcohol rules in place.

Carrboro Mayor Foushee joins the NCBEMO Board of Directors, looking forward to collaborating with other leaders for community change in North Carolina.