Unprecedented growth . . .’has brought about a seismic shift in its landscape, culture, and economic ecosystem’ The following is reprinted with permission from Discover@wakeforestnc.gov, the newsletter from the Wake
By George Shaw Summary New cases declined in North Carolina for the eighth week in a row to a weekly average last reported in May 2020. Wake County’s new cases dropped for
As the Wake Forest Board of Commissioners is about to reduce the number of planning board members from nine to seven and approve a handbook describing the duties of the
At their April 20, 2021 meeting the Wake Forest town commissioners voted to reduce the number of planning board members from nine to seven and asked Planning Department Director Courtney
There are only about three weeks before candidates for mayor and town board in Wake Forest have to file with the Wake County Board of Elections – July 2 through
Gazette readers may be missing the contentious opinions arising from a letter to the editor in the May 19 issue in which the writer urged the town to enact growth
Recently the editor had occasion to meet someone new to town who asked if Wake Forest was an outgrowth of Raleigh. There are so many new people in town who
The Wake Forest Fire Department announced in March that its members would wear custom “Autism Awareness” T-shirts throughout April in support of “Autism Awareness Month.” In response to strong public
The Wake Forest Police Department (WFPD) recently celebrated the six-year anniversary of “Operation Safe Sale.” Introduced in May 2015, the initiative encourages Wake Forest residents who are selling or purchasing
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
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