Raleigh Parks and Recreation is seeking nominations for the '2025 Tree of the Year' to celebrate local trees, with public voting determining the winner.

Carrboro invites residents to discuss the new Unified Development Ordinance, focusing on housing, environment, and infrastructure, through public forums.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has declared March as Students@Work℠ Month, focusing on connecting students with workplace realities through career explorations.

Forty-three public sector employees from North Carolina completed the Certified Public Manager® Program, with a ceremony scheduled at the State Archives.

Johnny R. Braswell's parole was revoked by the Commission, setting a new review date for 2026. Convicted in 1989, he was in a program aiding in rehabilitation.

Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt is appointed as Co-Chair of North Carolina's Child Care Task Force to tackle the child care crisis and support economic growth.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announced a new Task Force for Child Care and Early Education aimed at improving local child care options and supporting the workforce in the sector.

Sgt. Horner of the Raleigh PD spoke on a panel about supporting service members and veterans, emphasizing the department's commitment to community engagement.

Wake Forest is ranked the 20th best city in North Carolina for small businesses, with growth, affordable real estate, and a strong community highlighted.

Wake County Public Libraries host a variety of free events in March, celebrating Women's History Month and recognizing women's contributions in diverse fields.

Wake Forest is accepting food truck vendor applications for their 2025 Fireworks Spectacular until April 11, with space for 18 vendors and a $175 fee.

David Yetter is appointed as the new deputy commissioner and chief actuary of the North Carolina Department of Insurance, bringing over 25 years of experience.

The N.C. Capital Facilities Finance Agency updated bond policies to attract local financing, including a maturity extension to 40 years, to rival out-of-state options and support projects like Raleigh's Omni Hotel.