By George Shaw The rate of growth in the State’s key metrics continues to increase although at a decelerating pace for new cases and the percentage of positive tests. Hospitalizations set
By George Shaw The Big Picture The rate of unemployment has fallen dramatically since it peaked in April 2020. The rebound in job categories that pay above the average has been
As a rule, the Wake Forest Gazette and Editor Carol Pelosi do not offer editorial comment about town affairs, but the cool reception that was evident during the public hearing
It’s been a year like no other. Despite the circumstances unfolding around us, there is much to be thankful for and reason for hope. Our neighbors near and far have shown
By Carol Pelosi, Editor Are we about to experience a second Depression because of the COVID pandemic or will we have an economic recovery as soon as there are enough
In last week’s edition of the Wake Forest Gazette, the editor incorrectly said that the railroad company CSX had agreed to sell the S-Line railroad in North Carolina to the
The Wake Forest Human Relations Council is celebrating Black History Month in 2021 by giving you the chance to recognize local African Americans who have made a difference enhancing and
The Wake Forest Town Hall and other administrative offices will be closed Thursday-Friday, Dec. 24-25, and Monday, Dec. 28, for the Christmas holiday and Friday, Jan. 1, for the New Year’s holiday.
By Rich Heroux Members of the Walter E. Cole American Legion Post 187 stopped by the Tri-Area Ministry Food Pantry on Monday, December 21, 2020, for an annual tradition of
On Dec. 15 the Wake Forest Town Board made appointments to the newly-reconstructed nine advisory boards (reduced from 15). The Gazette has already published the names of those appointed to
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