Winter Storm Jonas came through the Triangle and Wake Forest Friday, Jan. 22, before pushing north to dump record amounts of snow from Virginia to New York. Here it began
American Idol may be in its last season, but Wake Forest Has Talent is just getting started! Embarking on its second season, the talent competition sponsored by Wake Forest Arts
It is too early to know whether North Carolina’s party primaries will have an effect on the races for the presidential nominations, there will be a great number of state
Wake Forest Police Officer K.C. Warren is the recipient of the Wake Forest Optimist Club’s inaugural Community Servant Award. Optimist Club President Brantley Denton presented the award to Warren during
Apparently there will be a Panera Breads restaurant in Wake Forest. Assistant Planning Director Charlie Yokley said this week, “Panera is looking to locate in the Carolina Ale House parking
The annual membership meeting of the Wake Forest Historical Association set for Sunday, Jan. 24, was cancelled because of the winter storm and will be held Sunday, Jan. 31, from
The first group to entertain Wake Forest in the Renaissance Centre’s new Rockin’ the Forest music series, Tres Chicas have been praised for their 2004 album Sweetwater by such critics
The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department will host a Special Needs Valentine Party on Saturday, Feb. 6, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Wake Forest Renaissance
Plans are well underway for downtown Wake Forest’s annual Mardi Gras Street Festival on Saturday, Feb. 6. This family-friendly celebration is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and admission
“Birds can’t talk, but they are sending an urgent message,” says Lena Gallitano, a local, state, and National Audubon Society leader. “Our planet needs help.” To emphasize this message more
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