By J. Michael Welton (This article originally appeared in The News & Observer on July 24, 2016, and is reprinted here with the author’s permission.) I’ve lived and worked in
One of Michael Welton’s concerns in conversation with the Gazette editor this week was the possibility of North Hills-style four-story buildings in the Renaissance Area as the current update to the
No one or no company has an option to purchase the former Parker-Hannifin site on Wake Union Church Road, Karl Hudson IV with Thalhimer, the agent marketing the 64-acre site,
Hey, DOT! Turn on the lights! The set of traffic signals at the N.C. 98 Bypass/South Franklin Street intersection have been decorating that site for two weeks, which is fine
The plans to turn the freight-only CSX rail line through Wake Forest into part of a (relatively) high-speed passenger rail system serving the southeast are still alive but not yet
Second Tuesdays are almost always busy at Wake Forest Town Hall because the town commissioners and mayor meet at 5:30 p.m. for a work session in the second-floor meeting chamber
One of the possibilities that really tantalized Wake Forest residents back in 1983 was the near-promise that scenes for a Warner Brothers’ film, Everybody’s All American, would be filmed in
The annual holiday craft show sponsored by the Wake Forest Farmers Market is being expanded. Wake Forest Arts is partnering with the market to present the 2016 Wake Forest Holiday
Leadership Wake Forest is a way for people to develop leadership skills, become familiar with Wake Forest and the northern Wake area, and find ways to contribute to the community.
The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department will offer the next Family Movie Night at Joyner Park on Saturday, July 30, at 8:30 p.m. Joyner Park is located
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