I, Gazette editor Carol Pelosi, was wrong last week in publishing an article which said the Factory ballfields on Grandmark Street had been sold. They have not been sold, nor
I, Gazette editor Carol Pelosi, was wrong last week in publishing an article which said the Factory ballfields on Grandmark Street had been sold. They have not been sold, nor
A meeting of the Wake Forest Board of Commissioners that lasted under 10 minutes may not have set a record but it was unusual. Of course, the commissioners and mayor
(This was the speech Ed Morris, the director of the Wake Forest Historical Museum, gave several years ago at Wake County’s Northeast Regional Library.) Tom Jeffries or Dr. Tom was
It has seen a 24% increase since last June Tri-Area President Michael Berger reported this week that the nonprofit wholly volunteer food bank has seen a marked increase in need
The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department will host virtual public meetings at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 15, and Thursday, Feb. 17, to solicit input from residents
Throughout February – Black History Month Walking Tours Led by staff from Historic Preservation Planning and the Wake Forest Historical Museum, the tours will include Olive Branch Baptist Church, Alston-Massenburg
East Coast Drilling & Blasting is performing periodic blasting operations daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the vicinity of Averette Road and Mill Dam Road. The work is
Updated February 9, 2022 Plans under review at the Wake Forest Planning Department The January issue of the Monthly Report is listed below. *White Street Townhomes is a plan for
RenCen welcomes ‘Sons of Mystro’ March 24 The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre at 405 South Brooks Street will welcome the “Sons of Mystro” on Thursday, March 24, at 7 p.m.
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