Organizers will be keeping a weather eye on Saturday after a week of clouds, rain and storms, hoping the predictions hold true for a comfortably warm day with sunshine for
Will I be able to get the new optic fiber broadband internet service at my house? How much will it cost? Will there be different price points? When will it
Wake Forest Planning Board members will be asked to make recommendations for a change in the Stonegate at St. Andrews subdivision master plan and a request for highway business zoning
Party primary elections will be held Tuesday, May 6, in a number of statewide and local races, topped by the contest for the U.S. Senate seat held by Kay Hagen.
Bridges home returns for Six Sundays Wake Forest native Suzanna “Neeley” Bridges and partner Andy Jobe, the two parts of “Walking for Pennies,” will headline Sunday afternoon’s Six Sundays in
This week town officials warned residents against topping – cutting back or improperly pruning – crape myrtles. There have been several instances noted on South Main Street, South White Street
Visit the Wakefield-Wake Forest Rotary booth during Meet in the Street to learn more. And just read the rest of this article to see why a purple pinkie is important.
The Wake Forest Recreation Advisory Board is hosting a series of public meetings in May to solicit public input concerning the second phase of E. Carroll Joyner Park. ‘Picture Joyner
With Mother Nature – mostly – providing sunshine and warmer weather, spring’s bounty is beginning to flow into the Wake Forest Farmers Market along with the return of seasonal vendors.
The public is invited to join the fight against cancer at Relay For Life May 16-17 at Heritage High School. Supporting the American Cancer Society, Relay celebrates cancer survivors and their supporters,
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