Tuesday night the Wake Forest Town Board heard about the possibilities for the Holding Park Pool replacement and decided to discuss them further early next month. It is clear, Mayor
The town has been drawn into disputes between neighbors about trees on their private properties, Parks Recreation & Cultural Resources Department Director Ruben Wall told the Wake Forest mayor and
Back a few years, about 2005, Wake Forest had been experiencing a lot of growth and found itself, to the amazement of old-timers, with about 23,000 people inside the town
Wake County residents can begin voting Thursday, Oct. 20, for the national and state candidates plus the half-cent sales tax for the county transit plan. Four things to remember as
“I was wrong. I made a stupid mistake by writing and saying that the permit for a storage shed at Tri-Area Ministries had been used to build a duplex across
The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department has a message for folks who enjoy harvesting pecans from the E. Carroll Joyner Park pecan grove: “Please leave it to
The Neck of the Woods variety performance series returns to the Wake Forest Renaissance Center Friday, Oct. 21, at 7:30 p.m. Neck features emerging local artists including actors, dancers, musicians,
Wake Electric, the member-owned cooperative that furnishes power to a substantial portion of Wake Forest and six counties outside Wake County, will hold a workshop about electric vehicles the morning
The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department will sponsor the inaugural R.I.S.E. (Rise, Inspire, Succeed, Empower) Women’s Empowerment Workshop on Saturday, Nov. 5, from 9 a.m. to 2
The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre for the Arts will offer up two days’ worth of time-honored film favorites during theBig Screen Classics Movie Marathon Weekend Friday and Saturday, Nov. 4-5.
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