Tuesday evening the Wake Forest commissioners waived the six-month waiting period before the Glen Oaks subdivision in Franklin County can begin the regular process of review and hearings. David Arnold
Wake Forest’s greenways are quiet places filled with nature’s beauty, but last weekend vandals spray-painted pictures on the Sanford Creek Greenway’s trails and sign that Town Manager Kip Padgett called
July marks the 10th anniversary of transit service in Wake Forest, and town officials are marking the occasion by reminding area residents of the benefits of riding the bus. Transit
The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre for the Arts welcomes the return of Neck of the Woods on Friday, July 20, at 7 p.m. Presented and sponsored by Wake Forest ARTS,
The Wake Forest Public Art Commission will host a special reception to formally open its Temporary Sculpture Exhibit and Spotlight on Wake Forest Artists Exhibit on Saturday, July 28. The
There are no dates but the priority improvements for N.C. 98 between U.S.70 outside Durham and U.S. 401 in Franklin County are simple – four-laning of the entire 27 miles.
The Town of Wake Forest is planning four capital improvement projects – phase 3 of downtown improvements, operational improvements to Durham Road (N.C. 98 Business), phases two and three on
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have officially begun distributing new Medicare cards to North Carolina residents. To help eliminate fraud, the new cards will no longer have the beneficiary’s social
You can make a difference in our community by applying to fill the vacancy on the Human Relations Council (HRC). All residents of Wake Forest and its extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ)
There are two seats vacant on the Wake Forest Planning Board, those of Thomas Smith, who resigned in April after the planning board voted seven to two to recommend a
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