Wake Forest’s film festival, A Light in the Forest, will roll out the red carpet this coming weekend, Thursday through Sunday, for fans at the Renaissance Centre on Brooks Street.
On Tuesday, April 4, Ting, the fiber internet company which brags about its “crazy fast internet,” will host a public information meeting beginning at 7 p.m. at the Wake Forest
How was a Catholic church organized in strongly Protestant Wake Forest where the first church building – Wake Union – housed four congregations which each had a Sunday each month?
The Urban Forestry Board is offering Wake Forest residents added incentive to attend this year’s Dirt Day. For the first time, the forestry board will host the popular Tree Seedling
One of the CAMPO (Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization) local road projects approved for 2020 is to add an eastbound lane left turn lane on N.C. 98 at Camp Kanata
The Town of Wake Forest and Downtown Wake Forest, Inc. are inviting area residents to Get Up, Get Out and Get Dirty during the sixth annual Dirt Day on Saturday,
ARTS Wake Forest and the Wake Forest Optimist Club invite area youth and family teams to participate in the Draw on the Street Chalk Art Contest on April 6 during
In a move that reflects a nationwide trend, Lime (formerly known as LimeBike) has ended its bike-sharing program in Wake Forest. Earlier this month, the dockless bike share company known
Students at Heritage Middle School will perform the musical “The Music Man Jr”. from April 10 to 12 at 6 p.m. in the Heritage Middle School Auditorium. This family-friendly performance features an
The Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation is currently accepting applications for the inaugural class of its Career Readiness Academy. Rising juniors and seniors for the 2019/2020 school year
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