The Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce expects over 20,000 people to flock to downtown Saturday, May 2, for the 35th annual Meet in the Street featuring many of the
If you love to read and never have enough books, you really need to go to the Ledford Center on North Wingate Street – it is on the Southeastern Baptist
WRAL-TV’s Tar Heel Traveler Scott Mason will be at the Wake Forest Historical Museum Sunday, May 3, a presentation sponsored by the North Carolina Humanities Council in conjunction with the
Wake Electric, a membership cooperative headquartered in Youngsville, recently awarded a $975,000 zero-interest loan to the Youngsville Volunteer Fire Department, allowing it to add a new fire truck to its
On April 3, U.S. District Court Judge Louise W. Flanagan lifted a stay and allowed a suit filed against the Town of Wake Forest by Erin Bray to go forward,
Olde Wake Forest, a 10-lot infill subdivision on an extension of North Wingate Street, will be back before the Wake Forest Planning Board Tuesday night, May 5, with minor changes
About that Gettysburg Cyclorama, the 376-foot painting of Pickett’s Charge during the Battle of Gettysburg. When Brief Bits said last week that it was displayed in Wake Forest in 1965,
The search for a new Wake Forest town manager has been narrowed to three candidates, Human Resources Director Virginia Jones said this week. The town commissioners and Mayor Vivian Jones
The Wake Forest/Northern Wake Relay for Life is moving to Richland Creek Community Church on Burlington Mills Road, a move made to control expenses and dedicate more funds to the
Capital Transit, a four-part vocal jazz ensemble with musical accompaniment, will headline Six Sundays in Spring’s second concert Sunday, May 3, in E. Carroll Joyner Park’s amphitheater. Last Sunday’s free
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