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Local Builders See Bottom Of Housing Market
Home sales continued to decline in the triangle in May compared to last year, but home builders are…
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Food Supply Low At Tri-Area Ministry
An organization that helps feed hundreds of families in need in the Wake Forest area is going through…
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Missing Wallaby Still At-Large
The hunt is on for a missing wallaby in Rolesville.
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Fish For Free On July 4
Residents and non-residents can fish for free in any public water in North Carolina on Fourth of July.
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Wake Superintendent: Hiring Freeze On Teachers For Grades 6-12
Wake County Superintendent Del Burns said in a message today that a teacher hiring freeze had been expanded to include…
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Programs Provide Free Fans
Wake County’s “Cool For Wake” program gives low-income families fans to help keep them cool during the summer months.
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Many Post Offices Open, Mail Delivered July 3rd
Post Offices throughout North Carolina will operate on a Saturday schedule July 3 in observance of the Independence Day Holiday. …
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WF High School Grad Marks 13 Years Of Perfect Attendence
Jessica Dingle has never missed a day of school—in 13 years.
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Study: Most Wake Co. Students Live Close To Schools
News & Observer: A new report says the majority of Wake County students go to school close to where they…
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TEAF Awards Five Scholarships
Five WCPSS students have been awarded scholarships by the Triangle Educational Advancement Foundation (TEAF).
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Wake Co. Man Is Host Of Popular TLC Show
Patrick Brown lives in Rolesville and is the host of “Home Made Simple” on TLC.
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Apply For A DTV Converter Coupon Thursday In Wake Co.
On Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m., Wake residents can stop by various locations to apply for the federally-subsidized…
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Free Tickets To See High School Musical 2
Capital Bank will give away 250 free tickets to see High School Musical 2 to families impacted by the economy.…
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WCPSS Graduates 8,000 Students For 2009
The Wake County Public School System will award diplomas to 8,094 students in 21 ceremonies through Sunday, June 14.
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Wake Schools Graduates More Than 8000 Students In 2009
The Wake County Public School System will award diplomas to 8,094 students in 21 ceremonies through Sunday, June 14.
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WF-R Football Field To Have Renovations
The old Wake Forest-Rolesville High School football field will be renovated and not transformed into a pool as rumor has…
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Valedictorians Recognized By Wake School Board
Twenty-two graduating high school students were recognized at the Wake County Board of Education meeting on Tuesday as the valedictorians…
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