There are three rezoning requests on the Wake Forest Planning Board’s agenda for Tuesday, Nov. 4, but the one that will draw the most attention is for a site near
Early voting continues in Wake County this week, and you can cast an early ballot through Saturday, Nov. 1. The polling places are open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
When our family moved here in 1970, the intown population was about 3,500 and the town limits had not changed although a lot of older settlements, like Forestville, and new
Last summer the North Carolina General Assembly voted to repeal the ability of municipalities to charge a business tax, usually called a privilege license tax, on companies and businesses. For
There was some Department of Transportation activity at the Purnell Road bridge over Horse Creek this week, but it was not a precursor of the scheduled bridge replacement. Instead that
Every year the Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors an event that is free and fun where you can also learn more about the businesses and groups in and
Graders are busy at Wake Forest Crossroads shopping center at Capital Boulevard and Stadium Drive, and lots are marked off with black plastic fencing. But there was no new information
John Singleton, a lieutenant in an engineering battalion during World War II, was presented with the World War II Legacy Medallion during a recent ceremony at Carolina House, an assisted-living
The 67th annual Wake Forest Christmas Dinner will be held Monday, Dec. 1, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in The Forks Cafeteria on Brooks Street. The $15 tickets are on sale
Time is running out to nominate a person or a group that you think have made special contributions to the town of Wake Forest this year or for many years.
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