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Rules for political signs explained

8/26/24

The 2024 general election is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Early voting begins Thursday, Oct. 17, and continues through Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Northern Regional Center, 350 E. Holding Ave., and 21 other...Read more

Joyner Park Pond closed due to suspected algae bloom

8/23/24

***UPDATE – Raleigh Water crews located the source of the leak and confirmed it was the result of a backed-up sewer line caused by kitchen grease.

Mitigation efforts in and around the Joyner Park Pond are expected to continue for the next several days.

The pond and the...Read more

NCDOT to host S-Line Mobility Hub Design Workshops Monday-Thursday, Aug. 26–29

8/23/24

The NC Department of Transportation (NCDOT) intends to construct a new mobility hub (aka Amtrak station) at the site of the old freight rail depot in historic Downtown Wake Forest. This mobility hub is part of the larger, federally supported S-line project, which seeks to refurbish an...Read more

Town Hall’s South Brooks Street visitor parking lot to be closed week of August 26 for sidewalk replacement

8/22/24

During the week of August 26, the Town of Wake Forest will close Town Hall’s South Brooks Street parking lot. The temporary closure is necessary to allow crews to remove and replace the sidewalk that borders the parking lot.

During the week of August 26, visitors to Town Hall will be...Read more

“Spirits of Wake Forest” ghost walks return to downtown Wake Forest September 26-October 31, tickets go on sale September 4

8/21/24
Spirits of Wake Forest

If you’re looking for a “hauntingly” good time this fall, then don’t miss the Spirits of Wake Forest ghost walk in downtown Wake Forest. Now in its fifth year, Spirits of Wake Forest is presented by Wake Forest Downtown (WFD), Inc., in partnership with...Read more

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