By Carol Pelosi, editor Every civilization has faced the same question: What to do with the fish and animal bones, broken crockery, wornout, broken or otherwise unusable things or pieces
The Wake Forest Police Department and Burger King are joining forces in April to raise awareness and funds for Special Olympics North Carolina. As part of the “Your Way for
To the editor: Concerned Citizens for the Preservation of Wake Forest Open Space (CCPWFOS) shares many of the same concerns and questions mentioned in in the recent Wake Forest Gazette
A recent extraordinary poll showed that only 28 percent of Americans know the country has been gaining jobs in the last year—7 million jobs, in fact—while 37 percent think the
Our family moved to Wake Forest – well, just outside it, down in Forestville – in July of 1970 when the U.S. Census said there were 3,148 people living in
It’s too late to pre-order your plates The Wake Forest Fire Department will host its annual “Drive By Fish Fry” on Friday, April 22, from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. – or
The Town of Wake Forest and Wake Forest Downtown, Inc. are inviting area residents to Forest Fest on Saturday, April 23. Celebrating the heart and history of Wake Forest, this free family-friendly
After a two-year hiatus due to COVID, Wake Forest’s popular Six Sundays in Spring concert series will return to E. Carroll Joyner Park on consecutive Sundays from April 24 through
Eleven beautiful gardens will be available for viewing during the Wake Forest Garden and Art Tour 2022, and each garden will host one of our talented local artists demonstrating his
The Wake Forest Police Department is partnering with Wegmans to host “Operation Medicine Drop” Saturday, April 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. inside Wegmans at 11051 Ligon Mill Road.
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