Raleigh's Pullen Aquatic Center offers free lifeguard training clinics to prepare for the official lifeguarding course.

North Carolina's State Board of Elections reminds educational and governmental organizations to apply by April 1, 2025, for their photo IDs to be approved for voting in the 2025 municipal and 2026 primary/general elections.

Chapel Hill reintroduces seven electric buses following safety inspections after one caught fire in December; the other three remain grounded due to the same battery type.

A weather forecast for Raleigh, NC, predicts sunny and calm days with possible showers later in the week, temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to the high 70s.

North Carolina's State Board of Elections invites public comments on proposed rules for party petitions and campaign finance disclosures until May 16, 2025.

Garner Council Member Demian Dellinger was honored as a 2024 NC Main Street Champion for his work revitalizing Downtown Garner, including leading financial relief during COVID-19 and promoting public art.

The SPIRIT of Inclusion Expo in Wake Forest offers resources and support for individuals with disabilities on March 23 at the Joyner Park Community Center.

Brett Compton manages Raleigh's social media channels, engaging with residents and promoting city services, as spotlighted in their "This is What I Do" video series.

Beyond The Book Children’s Book & Art Festival, featuring "The Mystic Sea" theme, offers workshops and performances at Fred Fletcher Park on April 5, free with encouraged registration.

Construction on Retail Drive in Wake Forest will reduce lanes between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. until mid-April, possibly causing delays. This is part of a larger road improvement project.

Ligon Mill Road in Wake Forest is closed from Woodrose Lane to Burlington Mills Road for a bridge construction project with a detour via South Main Street/US 1A, Capital Boulevard/US 1, and Burlington Mills Road.

North Carolina's Operation Medicine Drop returns during National Poison Prevention Week, aiming to safely collect unused medications and prevent drug misuse and environmental harm.

The Comic Book & Toy Expo is returning, hosted by Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources and Play4Life Comics at Flaherty Park Community Center.