. . . but there will be fireworks for everyone The Town of Wake Forest is following North Carolina’s Safer-At-Home Phase 2 Order as outlined by Governor Roy Cooper’s Executive Order No.
George Shaw is the author/investigator/ collector of the information in this pandemic-created weekly article, letting people who have lost jobs and much more where to find food for their families.
Wake Forest Loop B resumed normal operations today (Tuesday, May 26), after being suspended since March 30 due to COVID-19. Wake Forest-Raleigh Express service remains suspended until further notice. Operated
Michael Burger, chairman of the volunteer board at Tri-Area Ministry, sent out this update this week. Hello neighbors, Despite these chaotic times, we’re proud to report that our community remains
By Grif Bond As I start to craft this writing it is a pleasant late Sunday afternoon on our back deck, and I am sitting in the shade. The temperature
There must be at least 7,000 households in Wake Forest. The two mayors, Vivian Jones of Wake Forest and John Bryne of Fuquay-Varina are tied at 71 percent of their
Members of all three veteran organizations and the American Legion Auxiliary gathered at the Legion Home on Holding Avenue early Saturday morning, May 23, 2020, to organize the distribution of
The Town of Wake Forest will follow North Carolina’s Safer-At-Home Phase 2 Order as outlined by Governor Roy Cooper’s Executive Order No. 141 which began at 5 p.m. Friday, May 22. The
Updated May 27, 2020 Future projects–Technical Review Committee The Technical Review Committee met twice during April and reviewed the following: *Forbes PUD infrastructure. Construction drawing submitted by Ramey Kemp for
Wake Forest Area Chamber of Commerce President Ann Welton sent out this email to all chamber members last wwek. Today, I am excited to share that the Wake County Commissioners
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