Daniel Attaway was appointed as the new Judicial District Manager in NC, overseeing Community Supervision in District 17, supervising a team responsible for 2,300 individuals.

State Auditor Dave Boliek warns UNC System CFOs to prepare for NIH grant policy changes and stresses the importance of accurate financial reporting for university audits.

The Sertoma Arts Center is offering a series of creative classes for various age groups, with registration open for Raleigh residents. Classes include drawing, broom making, and glasswork.

The Peach Road Cultural Center offers a free Nutrition and Cooking course to improve cooking skills and dietary habits on Tuesdays from March 11 to April 15.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein and First Lady Anna Stein promote early childhood literacy by participating in Read Across America, visiting schools and reading to students, and proclaiming March as Reading Month.

Raleigh Stormwater hosts Regional Creek Week with activities to protect local waterways, including cleanups, workshops, and a Biothon from March 15-22.

Bo Ferguson is Durham's new city manager, and his vision for the city was discussed on a local broadcast, "City Life," highlighting his anticipated challenges and strategic plans for managing municipal affairs.

Rico Boyce is named the new Police Chief of Raleigh, bringing over two decades of experience, including as Deputy Chief of Operations and Administration. He aims to enhance community relations and transparency.

Pine Level honored the late County Commissioner Tony Braswell by dedicating the U.S. 70 Business East bridge to him for his public service and community impact.

Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt begins her Future-Ready Community College Tour at Brunswick Community College, emphasizing workforce development and education. She plans to visit all 58 community colleges in North Carolina.

North Carolina's Department of Natural and Cultural Resources is celebrating Women's History Month with programs and exhibits focusing on women's contributions in the state.

Wake Forest launches the History Exchange, a GIS-based platform for residents to share local history, supported by various town departments and the historical museum. It aims to engage the community and preserve lesser-known historical narratives.

Raleigh received the Silver level Bloomberg Philanthropies What Works Cities Certification, recognizing their data-driven approach to improving city governance and operations.