The Durham Board of County Commissioners discussed education, environmental conservation, and community programs at their September 22 meeting, highlighting events like the DPS 2025 College Fair and initiatives like the LIHR program.

Raleigh prepares to unveil a North Carolina Highway Historical Marker in honor of Sam Ragan, the state's "literary godfather," at Berea Branch Library.

Grants from the Catawba Nation Foundation aid the NC American Indian Heritage Commission and the NC Museum of History in expanding an oral history project and promoting American Indian cultural events.

Gov. Stein launches a $50 million grant program to help local governments and tribes in North Carolina rebuild infrastructure damaged by Hurricane Helene.

Wake Forest invites locals to apply for advisory board positions by September 30, including high school students for certain boards, with appointments announced in November.

Durham's new property tax bills reflect recent values, with the LIHR program offering relief for eligible low-income homeowners. Taxes are due by January 5, 2026, and the LIHR provides tiered assistance based on income.

Raleigh invites residents to impact fiscal year 2027 budget planning through listening sessions, a virtual meeting, and an online survey from Oct. 1 to Nov. 30.

North Carolina grants $12.5 million for local park and facility enhancements to improve accessibility and inclusion, leveraging over $20 million with prior funds and local matches.

Durham's early voting for the 2025 Municipal Primary Election runs from September 18 to October 4, with same-day registration available at five locations.

Governor Josh Stein seeks $13.5 billion for North Carolina's Hurricane Helene recovery, meeting with Trump administration and Congress for funds to support residential, business, and infrastructure repair.

NC Health Secretary Sangvai visited W. North Carolina to recognize resilience post-Hurricane Helene, discussing progress, service efforts, and challenges with local social services and participating in a cleanup event.

Rolesville Commissioners approved a collaboration with Habitat for Humanity to create the town's first affordable housing project on a 6.48-acre town-owned site.

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.