By George Shaw Summary Results continue to show significant improvement in North Carolina with acceleration of the declines in new cases, deaths and hospitalizations. Meanwhile the rate of vaccinations has
By George Shaw Summary Although employment in Wake County increased modestly in March, the unemployment rate fell sharply from 4.7% in February to 3.9% in March as the total labor
Every person in North Carolina should be outraged by the recent decision of the University of North Carolina Board of Governors not to agree that Nikole Hannah-Jones should be given
Layer by layer, through the years, we can see the Northeast’s history Tuesday evening, May 25, Michelle Michael, a senior planner at the Wake Forest Planning Department, and others unveiled
In 1947 it appears several Wake Forest business people clubbed together and had Wake Forest Press (whatever that was) print up a two-sided card 12″ by 18″ that had a
Updated May 26, 2021 Proposed residential and commercial projects *Graycliff Capital in Greenville, S.C. paid $3.5 million on April 16, 2021 for land near the Heritage Golf Course where the
Holding Park Aquatic Center will open for the 2021 season Saturday, May 29, at 9 a.m. and remain open through Labor Day. Located at 133 W. Owen Ave., the aquatic
On Saturday, May 29, the day before Memorial Day, every one in Wake Forest and the surrounding area are invited to join members of the Wake Forest American Legion to
The weather is getting warmer and there’s LOTS going on at Tri-Area Ministry Food Pantry! The number of families which we served was steady in April and May, slightly down
N.C. Department of Transportation contractors plan to close a segment of Moores Pond Road on Wednesday, June 2, for 30 days. At 9 a.m., about 500 feet of Moores Pond
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