Tuesday evening Jim Hirschfield, an artist commissioned by the town’s public art commission to incorporate art into the design of the future Joyner Park Community Center and design a band
For the second year, Olive Branch Baptist Church on East Juniper Avenue and St. John’s Episcopal Church on Durham Road have joined to provide hot dinners to local children, with
The board members of the Koinonia Foundation of Wake Forest voted to give $44,755 to eight local nonprofits during their June meeting at the Wake Forest Historical Museum. “The recipients
The following is the opinion of Capitol Broadcasting Company. Reprinted with permission. Before our legislative leaders further embark on manipulating the state’s Constitution for their worldly gain and fortune it
To the editor: Few things in life are as enjoyable as a bike ride down a quiet country lane or some sleepy city side street. Wind wafting the face and
Wake Forest residents now have a new way to get around town. In April, the Board of Commissioners approved a two-year agreement that allows the dockless bicycle-sharing company, LimeBike, to
The Wake Forest Police Department is reminding youth and adult residents that the operation of golf carts on Wake Forest roadways is strictly prohibited. The prohibition includes public streets within
On Monday, June 25, State Contracting Inc. will begin building a sidewalk on East Wait Avenue from Allen Road to Traditions Grande Boulevard and a multi-use path along West Oak
The Wake Forest Human Relations Council is soliciting youth and adult nominations for the ninth annual Good Neighbor of the Year Award. The award recognizes Wake Forest residents who work to
The League of American Bicyclists recently named Wake Forest a Bronze-level Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) making the town one of only 13 BFCs in North Carolina and one of 450
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