By George Shaw Summary New cases declined in North Carolina for the ninth week in a row, a drop of 95% from the peak week in mid-January. Wake County’s new cases
By George Shaw This column builds on recent articles on employment and unemployment in the Wake County area. Although COVID-19 is abating and our economy is improving, food security will remain
Residential electric rates to rise in September “I’m here to publicly apologize for my dog pooping in my neighbor’s yard but I don’t know who to apologize to,” Charlotte Jenkins,
This is a very abbreviated history of Wake Forest as it went from corn plantation to bustling town the size of cities in some states. We would not be Wake
The Public Works Department is reminding residents to bag their trash, but not their recyclables. Officials say all trash should be bagged before being placed in the rollout cart to
Wake Forest Power is embarking on converting the streetlight fixtures throughout its service territory from high-pressure sodium (HPS) lights to LED. Designed to meet sustainability, safety and security needs, the LED
The Koinonia Foundation presented $22,000 in grants to local nonprofits and presented its 2021 Russell Dew Community Service Award to a deserving citizen during a June 8 reception at the
According to the Alzheimer’s Association, approximately six out of 10 people living with dementia will wander away from their homes. As the development of the disease continues, it can become
Two days’ worth of free fun and excitement await you and your family at Wake Forest’s 2021 Independence Day Celebration. For complete details, visit http://bit.ly/WFIndependenceDay. Fireworks Spectacular This year’s festivities get
North Carolina’s decision to lift capacity restrictions and end mask and social distancing requirements has paved the way for the return of the July 4 Children’s Parade and Art in
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