Near the end of a routine town board meeting Tuesday night, the Wake Forest commissioners were asked to approve condemnation for some property owned by the Thorn Rose Homeowners Association
On Friday, Sept. 18, at the Preservation North Carolina annual meeting in Salisbury, Senior Planner Michelle Michael will be presented a $10,000 Stedman Incentive Grant for the stabilization and restoration
(Ruth Little, who discovered the house in 2008, wrote this history as though it would be part of an application for National Register of Historic Places recognition.) The Ailey Young
(This biography is taken from Elizabeth Reid Murray’s entry about Allen Young in the Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, Vol. 6, pages 295-196. The notes in italics and parentheses are
There was a small but interested audience in the Wake Forest Town Hall last Thursday night for WakeUP Wake County’s community conversation, Growing Pains, highlighting the present and future problems
It may not be remarkable that Braxton B. Perry has been a Town of Wake Forest employee for 39 years. What is remarkable is how he has progressed from a
The Wake Forest Fourth of July event was successful this year, as it has in the past, but the committee wants to know how people feel about the event that
If you have been wondering when Wake Forest Power customers will hear about any change (hopefully a reduction) in power rates, be advised the town is moving forward. Finance Director
Spend an evening in Wake Forest with family and friends and enjoy some foot-tapping, finger-snapping good times at a free concert at E. Carroll Joyner Park, 701 Harris Road. Lakota
The first permits for houses in Wake Forest’s only traditional neighborhood development, Holding Village, were issued during June by the town’s Inspections Department, and the first house is under construction.
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