Through the years, Wake Forest residents have consistently voted for bonds to build streets, parks and greenways, and town leaders are hopeful they will do the same this year and
Students at Wake Forest High School will present the play “Stuart Little” two times this week, Thursday, Oct. 16, and Saturday, Oct. 18, both at 7 p.m. in the school
The City of Raleigh and Park Construction of NC Inc. are slated to begin construction on the Smith Creek Interceptor Improvement Project (SCIIP) on Monday, Nov. 3. Located entirely within
The Wake Forest Police Department’s 16th annual Shop with a Cop holiday shopping spree is scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 18. On that day approximately 30 area children will visit the
Because of a U.S. Supreme Court decision, any one who wants to vote in North Carolina’s Nov. 4 election must be already registered to vote. There will be no registration
Next Tuesday night the Wake Forest Town Board will hear about a comprehensive wayfinding plan for the Wake Forest parks and greenways at the start of their meeting. The mayor
CenturyLink, through its Clarke M. Williams Foundation, is now accepting applications from teachers for its Teachers and Technology grant program. Fulltime classroom teachers in public or private schools, grades kindergarten
The Wake Forest Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) and the Wake Forest Woman’s Club will present their biennial Christmas Historic Home Tour on Saturday, Dec. 6, from 1 to 7 p.m. Offered only in even-numbered
Wake Forest Police have arrested a school administrator for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars from a private Christian school. On Oct. 7 police arrested and charged Sue Horton Romano, 2700
Since 1965 Wake Forest has been honoring one of its own as the citizen of the year, and during the years since two more awards have been added for club
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