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Since 1947, The Wake Weekly has been reporting the news from Wake Forest and beyond. Today we continue to focus on this regional center along with the towns of Youngsville, Rolesville, Wendell, Zebulon and Knightdale.

Scout Troop 619 holds Flag Retirement Ceremony with support from the Town of Zebulon
11/16/2025

Scout Troop 619 holds Flag Retirement Ceremony with support from the Town of Zebulon

Scout Troop 619 and the Town of Zebulon held a Flag Retirement Ceremony for Veterans Day, demonstrating traditional flag retirement and honoring local veterans through community service.

Renaissance Centre inviting artists of all ages to participate in Winter Invitational Art Exhibit
11/16/2025

Renaissance Centre inviting artists of all ages to participate in Winter Invitational Art Exhibit

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre invites artists of all ages to submit up to three artworks in any medium for its Winter Invitational Art Exhibit. Submission deadline is Dec. 19.

Body found in Wake County identified as Johnston County woman
11/16/2025

Body found in Wake County identified as Johnston County woman

A missing Johnston County woman, 77-year-old Linda Roach Airington, was found dead near the I-87 and I-40 interchange in Wake County. Authorities are investigating the cause of death.

Rowe issues statement on U.S. Customs and Border Protection
11/16/2025

Rowe issues statement on U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Sheriff Willie Rowe urges Wake County residents not to engage with Border Patrol agents during any operations, emphasizing community safety and cooperation with law enforcement.

What’s a teacher to do?
11/14/2025

What’s a teacher to do?

North Carolina teachers, among the lowest paid in the South, face stalled pay raises as lawmakers fail to reach a budget deal, leaving educators frustrated and state employee pay increases on hold.

Homebuyer horror: Attack of the 50-year mortgage!
11/14/2025

Homebuyer horror: Attack of the 50-year mortgage!

A proposed 50-year mortgage could lower monthly payments slightly but would cost buyers far more over time, raising questions about who truly benefits from longer loan terms — homebuyers or banks.

House-rich and cash-poor: Lessons on liquidity
11/14/2025

House-rich and cash-poor: Lessons on liquidity

Owning valuable assets doesn’t guarantee easy access to cash when you need it. State Treasurer Brad Briner highlights why liquidity matters for financial security and offers tips for building an accessible rainy-day fund.

You Decide: Will AI be a net plus?
11/14/2025

You Decide: Will AI be a net plus?

AI is rapidly transforming business, consumer experiences and the job market, raising questions about whether its overall impact on society will be positive or negative.

Wilson - Christmas Trees for Sale
11/14/2025

Wilson - Christmas Trees for Sale

Lot opening on Nov 21st

North Carolina prepares for Workforce Pell, expanding access to workforce training programs
11/14/2025

North Carolina prepares for Workforce Pell, expanding access to workforce training programs

North Carolina is preparing to implement new Workforce Pell grants, expanding access to short-term job training programs for students and supporting the state’s growing workforce needs.

Arrest made in fraud investigation
11/14/2025

Arrest made in fraud investigation

A woman has been arrested in Wake County for allegedly defrauding a victim of $80,000 through an online payment scam. Charges include exploitation of an older or disabled adult.

Farley establishes Heat Stress Advisory Council to protect workers across North Carolina
11/14/2025

Farley establishes Heat Stress Advisory Council to protect workers across North Carolina

North Carolina Labor Commissioner Luke Farley has launched a Heat Stress Advisory Council to improve workplace safety and develop stronger protections for workers facing heat-related risks statewide.

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