(George Shaw with the Northern Community Food Security Team provided the following information about local food and services during this stressful time.) * Wake Forest has a 40 year history
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, all Town of Wake Forest facilities, including the Wake Forest Town Hall, will be closed to the public starting Tuesday, March 24, until further
Tri-Area Ministry Food Pantry is considered an essential business, as we are distributing food to those in need. We are operating on our regular schedule – Monday, Wednesday and
The health and safety of GoRaleigh’s customers and employees remain our top priority. Beginning March 23, customers will be asked to board GoRaleigh buses using the rear doors in an
A fund has been started to help Triangle restaurant industry workers laid off amid the coronavirus outbreak. Gov. Roy Cooper issued an executive order last Tuesday closing all bars and
Jonathan Jacobs, the Town of Wake Forest transportation engineer, provided this update Wednesday for the road projects in the town. “All of our active construction projects are ongoing and the
Home-based hunts keep kids active, donations help fight hunger Four nonprofits fighting hunger have launched a fundraising campaign offering printable scavenger hunts on their websites. During this unprecedented time of
The Wake Forest Inspections Department permitted 66 new homes in February: 51 single-family houses, 12 townhouses, one duplex and one mobile home. In addition, there was one new commercial building,
As the situation surrounding COVID-19 continues to change at an alarming pace, the impact on local food and beverage establishments has been especially profound. On Tuesday, NC Gov. Roy Cooper
While the Wake Forest Town Hall remains closed, the Town is encouraging residents to take advantage of online services and complete billing and other tasks from home. Current public health
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