For three recent days there were power problems in Wake Forest. The first, on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, were a series of intermittent 3- to 4-second outages which had homeowners
Fifty years ago, 1973, Wake Forest was a small town with maybe 3,400 people inside its original borders. Forestville was its own small hamlet, U.S. 1 (Capital Boulevard) had two
With only seven days left before the two-week filing period begins for a seat on the Wake Forest Town Board, there are only three announced candidates for three seats. Current
Last week’s Gazette was filled the pleas from Wake Forest residents to deny three housing projects because the traffic on the adjacent roads was already overwhelming. I write specifically about
Fireworks, food trucks, live entertainment, children’s activities, and more await you at Wake Forest’s 2023 Independence Day Celebration. Presented by Capital Chevrolet, this year’s celebration marks the 50th anniversary of
On Monday, June 26, crews arrived to begin preparing for the construction of the Holding Park Inclusive Playground, 133 W. Owen Ave., by assembling equipment and supplies onsite. The effort
You can make a difference in our community by applying to fill one of two vacancies on the Human Relations Council (HRC). The online advisory board application is available through
The Town of Wake Forest is now accepting applications for its second annual Citizen’s Academy. The online application is available at www.wakeforestnc.gov/citizens-academy through Friday, July 14. The Wake Forest Citizen’s
In the midst of plenty . . . we all do not fare equally at all times. These are the places all, adults and children, can find one of the
The Town of Wake Forest is initiating a study to identify potential upgrades for Miller Park, 401 Elm Ave. The initiative will also propose greenway improvements and address water quality
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