Commissioner Anne Reeve will campaign for her third term on the Wake Forest Town Board. Reeve is a very visible and active member of the board, involved in the activities
(Yes, this is a reprint but the Fourth is the big event for July.) Since 1973 a group of people have been organizing a birthday party for America and inviting
All of North Carolina west of the I-95 corridor is, with a couple small exceptions, either abnormally dry or in a moderate drought. People who lived through the drought of
A limited number of tickets are available for the seventh annual Purple Heart Dinner on Saturday, Aug. 8, at 5:30 p.m. at Wake Forest Presbyterian Church. Hosted by the Wake
If you just love a parade and especially one on the Fourth of July, then you need to know there is a second local patriotic parade on Saturday at a
The Wake Forest Children’s Choir will hold auditions on Monday, Aug. 31, at 4:30 p.m. at the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre for the Arts at 405 South Brooks Street. The
The signs are up on Forestville Road warning drivers that the road will be closed Monday, July 6, and will be closed until at least December while Blythe Construction tears
As Americans prepare to celebrate our country’s independence, the Wake Forest Police Department is reminding area residents that the possession or discharge of fireworks that explode, spin, fly, jump in
Neighborhood Watch is an effective and inexpensive way to help prevent crime and reduce fear. That’s why the Wake Forest Police Department is inviting neighborhoods across Wake Forest to form
The Wake Forest Human Relations Council is soliciting youth and adult nominations for the sixth annual Good Neighbor of the Year Award. The award is designed to recognize Wake Forest
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