By George Shaw Most of the trends are positive for North Carolina, Wake County and our local area. The number of tests, cases and hospitalizations have reverted to levels from
Town elections roll around every two years under the rotating schedule of the Wake Forest Town Board, and this year we will elect a mayor and two commissioners. Back in
(The following was written in 1951 by Vivian Phillips Branson, who lived in Forestville most of her life and always had a keen interest in local history. In this, she
Last week the caretaker board for the dissolved Friends of the Wake Forest Public Library donated the last of the group’s funds, $8,215.54, to the Wake Forest Public Art Commission
February is Black History Month, and the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre is celebrating by offering “Art That Reflects,” a series of virtual performances that pay tribute to the diversity and
The Town of Wake Forest is launching a comprehensive anti-littering campaign aimed at eliminating unsightly trash along roadways, in neighborhoods and in other parts of our community. Entitled “Show Some
The Town of Wake Forest launched “Wake Forest Cares” last November as a means of branding Town-sponsored initiatives that address a community need and as a platform for introducing an
The Town of Wake Forest and a network of local partners invite current and aspiring entrepreneurs to apply for LaunchWakeForest. The initiative will offer up to 20 selected students a 13-week
Budding business owners will again be showcased at the Wake Forest Area Chamber Foundation’s Young Entrepreneur’s Fair, sponsored by Blue Wave Pressure Washing on Saturday, May 1. The Young Entrepreneurs Fair
In November the Wake Forest Inspections Department issued permits for 40 single-family homes, 10 townhouses and eight apartment buildings for the Rogers Branch Apartments under construction on Rogers Branch Road.
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