North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has appointed new judges to the Superior and District Courts, including Stephen C. Stokes, Scott Skidmore, and Chris Brooks, to fill vacancies with experienced legal professionals.

The Town Board of Commissioners has designated March as Women's History Month, celebrating the contributions of women from diverse backgrounds in America's history.

Governor Josh Stein visited Yancey County to meet with officials and residents affected by Hurricane Helene, touring the damage and emphasizing community recovery efforts.

The article announces the performance dates of "Swingtime Canteen," a show set in 1944 that honors women of WWII with vintage hits, taking place in Fuquay-Varina.

Jaymon Gibson, a convicted felon, was sentenced to 71 months for a firearm charge related to gang shootings in Henderson, pleading guilty to firearm possession and discharge.

Recent heavy rain may cause flooding on Smith Creek and Sanford Creek Greenways, prompting officials to urge caution among users and to avoid flood-covered trails.

The article details the varying weather for Raleigh, including temperature fluctuations, wind speeds, and chances of rain, as per the National Weather Service.

Wake County Public Libraries is holding a bookmark design contest for their Summer Reading Program. Submissions are accepted until the end of March across four age categories.

Jaymon Gibson was sentenced to over 5.5 years in prison for possessing a firearm as a convicted felon. His involvement in two gang-related shootings led to his arrest and prosecution.

NC Governor Josh Stein opposes proposed federal Medicaid cuts to protect over 3 million residents' healthcare, emphasizing its importance for rural areas and the state's economy.

Carrboro and Chapel Hill announce the return of the 2nd Friday Art Walk on March 14, featuring local art, live performances, and extended hours for shops and eateries.

The NWS predicts a sunny week in Raleigh, NC, with temperature highs gradually increasing to 78°F by midweek and a slight chance of showers over the weekend.

Carrboro invites residents to celebrate Orange County Creek Week with activities like a BioThon and a scavenger hunt to appreciate and explore local waterways.