With Commissioner Brian Pate strongly disagreeing, the Wake Forest commissioners voted three to one to approve the Greenway Village apartment project on South Franklin Street. In a different vote, they
The Corner Ice Cream Shop on North Main has been closed for twelve years. This Christmas season, Marty and Debbie Ludas will be re-opening the 1897 building with a slight
The simple answer is, the taxpayers of Wake Forest pay for the Loop Bus with some funding from Raleigh and Raleigh pays for the express bus service to Raleigh. “The
The Wake Forest Planning Department anticipates there will be consideration of another large subdivision and an apartment complex in the next few months as well as reconsideration of the Averette-Tryon
‘Cue Done to a Turn By Jennifer Smart, Assistant Director The Wake Forest Historical Museum This headline about the Town of Wake Forest ran in the News & Observer a
The Gazette will list all information from groups working to help others in need. Send information about what your group is doing to cwpelosi@aol.com. * * * * Free Food
The Wake Forest High School (WFHS) Theatre Department along with the Wake Forest Renaissance Arts Productions (WRAP) Drama Boosters are selling sponsorships of live Christmas trees that will be used
Chief Financial Officer Aileen Staples won well-earned praise from the Wake Forest commissioners Tuesday night two times. First it was for the highest and best opinions for the Comprehensive Annual
A study by Ramey Kemp & Associates has found that the town needs 223 additional parking spaces to meet planned and anticipated new developments in downtown Wake Forest. The study
ARTS Wake Forest will present the Holiday Artisans Market on Saturday, Dec. 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. both inside and outside the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre at 405
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