The Wake Forest Area Hunger Ministry was formed in 2016 as an informal coalition of churches, civic and service groups to fight hunger and the food insecurity that affects 20
Sorry you missed the Wake Forest Historical Association’s program about moonshine and bootlegging, The Bootleg Economy: Surviving the ‘50s, on Jan. 21? Well, you can enjoy it again and again
The buildings are gone and almost forgotten with only a few photographs left to keep alive the remarkable story of Wake Forest native Allen Young and his school, the Wake
After what was at times a raucous meeting Wednesday evening, Jan. 24, the homeowners in the Jones Dairy Farms subdivision plan to take their case to the Raleigh City Council
When the Wake Forest Board of Commissioners and Planning Board hold joint public hearings on Tuesday, Feb. 6, they will be asked to consider a second request for townhouses on
(This is the first step in building an informative standing article about Wake Forest’s growth and changes based on information in the town’s Project Tracker for capital projects, interviews, planning
The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre, 405 Brooks Street, will host a special open house on Monday, Feb. 5, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Arts Annex. The event is
Cemetery Advisory Board (CAB) is seeking local history buffs and storytellers who can help local history come alive during the Historic Wake Forest Cemetery Walking Tour. The CAB sponsors the
Join your friends and neighbors in downtown Wake Forest on Saturday, Feb. 10, for the Sixth Annual Wake Forest Mardi Gras Street Festival. Presented by Gladwell Orthodontics, this family-friendly celebration
*The Wake Forest Farmers Market will be open from 10 a.m. to noon (winter hours) Saturday, Feb. 3, in Renaissance Plaza on Brooks Street. Local farmers and artisans will offer
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