Eight and a third acres off Harris Road, with a pump track, basketball courts and a fitness court. Roughly $4.4 million is outside money, the start date has slipped to February 2027, and the design is still open for comment on September 30.

The fourth store for a Fayetteville tobacco business running since 1975, with a walk-in humidor and an outdoor patio lounge. It shares a building with a barre studio.

Overnight lane closures next week are utility relocation ahead of NCDOT’s grade separation, the biggest piece of infrastructure heading for Wake Forest. Three different start dates are in circulation.

One of 18 Wake County early voting sites, open 15 to 31 October including both weekend days. The gym and walking track close for three and a half weeks to make room.

Fire Station #6 on Wait Avenue includes a training tower, because the town currently has nowhere that can hold its whole fire department. Completion is expected July 2027.

The theme is Community in Motion, the deadline is 30 October, and the winning designs hang on South White Street from January to March. Here is what makes a banner design work.

Four performances from 2 to 4 October, with the company’s founders sharing a stage for the first time. Plus a dinosaur puppet show the following Saturday, and why one venue programs both.

A full intersection rebuild with new sidewalk, curbing and curb ramps, running weekdays through late October. What a signal actually changes, and what to watch once it goes live.

Lane reductions this week on Traditions Grande, Heritage Club, Gateway Commons and five more, as GFiber crews lay cable. Plus what a second fiber network does to your current bill.

The town manages 21,000 public trees under a plan written in 2013. A virtual workshop on 22 September decides what the replacement aims for, and only 310 people answered the survey.