By Kate Gavaghan at Sci In The Tri (This is the first of several articles The Wake Forest Gazette will publish in the coming months.) You might not expect to
You might understand downtown Wake Forest better by talking about two people, maybe three. The first is Thomas Elford Holding, born in 1866, the fourth of six sons born to
Wake Forest Job Fest will take place at the Wake County Northern Regional Center from 12 to 4 p.mm on Friday, May 20. The event is a partnership between Capital
By Jordan Wilkie, Carolina Public Press With less than a week to Election Day for the North Carolina primaries, more than 247,000 people have already cast absentee ballots, either in person
Early voting is still underway at the Northern Regional Center, 350 East Holding Avenue, and seven other locations throughout Wake County ahead of the May 17 Primary. Early voting will continue daily
By Clayton Henkel, NC Policy Watch North Carolina obstetricians and gynecologists are raising concerns over the burden tighter restrictions on abortion could have on women as well as the medical profession.
May is Preservation Month, and the Historic Preservation Program is partnering with the Wake Forest Historical Museum to celebrate by offering two free webinars later this month. Both will feature
Wake Forest Police have arrested a Raleigh man for stealing a downed traffic signal thanks to the vigilance of several residents who reported witnessing the crime. Just after 6 p.m.
The Taste of Music Festival will take place on Saturday, June 11, at 237 Friendship Chapel Road on the field adjacent to Friendship Chapel Baptist Church. This event will boast
The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources (PRCR) Department will host a free, monthly outdoor movie series from May through August at E. Carroll Joyner Park, 701 Harris Road.
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