Calling the Wake Forest Historical Museum “a gem, a little jewel” and saying the Wake Forest Boys & Girls Club provides much more than shelter for local children, is “not
Wake Forest is one of the safest cities in North Carolina, according to a study by home security company SafeWise. After analyzing FBI Crime Report data from 2013 to find
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary has purchased the Paschal house, the large white house on a hill on the north side of Durham Road and next-door neighbor to the seminary president’s
Three downtown property owners have been cited for several violations of the town’s minimum housing code. One of the houses still has tenants. The gray house at 122 Brooks Street
The tenth annual Flag Day Dinner on Saturday, June 13, at The Border restaurant will celebrate our national flag, note the 240th birthday of the U.S. Army and help the
Last week the Gazette erred in the article about the Wake Forest Planning Board. Larry Olson is the president of Nexus Global, which is seeking permission to build a three-story
The Town of Wake Forest and Wake Forest Power are joining forces to help area residents manage their electric costs by hosting a series of free monthly energy fairs. The
As spring transitions to summer and temperatures start to climb, the Wake Forest Police Department is warning residents to never leave children or pets in an unattended vehicle. Officials are
Northern Wake residents have a new opportunity to learn about the four transit plans the county is considering and a chance to register their opinion about the options. On Tuesday,
Join your friends and neighbors in historic downtown Wake Forest Friday night, June 12, for the monthly Art After Hours when shops and studios are open until 9 p.m. and
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