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State Supreme Court recusal debate highlights timeless lesson
Whether it’s an old Chinese proverb, a variation on a Yiddish curse or an idea first popularized in Aesop’s Fables, the phrase “be careful what you wish for” remains solid advice today. It’s an especially helpful warning for politicians and policymakers. Those six words should sound an alarm for anyone considering radical changes to longstanding rules and practices. A recent […] The post State Supreme Court recusal debate highlights timeless lesson first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
3 NAC-6 boys teams find victory in 1st round of NCHSAA tournament
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) kicked off their Men's Basketball Championships on Feb. 27. The post 3 NAC-6 boys teams find victory in 1st round of NCHSAA tournament first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Rolesville and Wakefield’s girls move on in NCHSAA basketball tournament
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) kicked off their Women's Basketball Championships on Feb. 27. The post Rolesville and Wakefield’s girls move on in NCHSAA basketball tournament first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
County honors award-winners for commitment to conservation
From maintaining a family farm for more than a century to creating impactful environmental posters, county officials say winners of the Wake County Soil and Water Conservation District’s annual awards have gone above and beyond to protect the community’s natural resources and land. “Every year, we look forward to honoring and celebrating the dedication and accomplishments of these individuals through […] The post County honors award-winners for commitment to conservation first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Local sports weekly highlights: Feb. 21-Feb. 27
While a few NAC-6 teams participate in the NCHSAA basketball tournament, several other high school sports kick-off. The post Local sports weekly highlights: Feb. 21-Feb. 27 first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Historic Preservation Commission elects leaders
The Wake Forest Historic Preservation Commission elected new leadership Tuesday night to help guide the organization on current and future projects. Beth Miller was nominated to succeed Andrea Radford as the commission’s chair. Her nomination was unanimously approved. Radford completed two terms in the role and had reached the commission’s term limit. Nancy Ginger was nominated to serve as vice […] The post Historic Preservation Commission elects leaders first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Wendell hires new auditor for upcoming fiscal year
The town of Wendell selected a new firm to conduct its external audits during a town board meeting Monday evening. The board gave unanimous approval for Town Manager Marc Collins to sign a contract with Thompson, Price, Scott, Adams and Co., which will serve as the town’s contracted auditing service starting March 1. The firm replaces Petway Mills and Pearson […] The post Wendell hires new auditor for upcoming fiscal year first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Wake County Animal Center calls for immediate adoptions
Despite ongoing efforts to find homes for the animals in its care, the Wake County Animal Center is at maximum capacity again, with every available space occupied. The center is now urging local residents to consider adopting a pet in need of a loving home as soon as possible. “We are experiencing a significant increase in the number of animals […] The post Wake County Animal Center calls for immediate adoptions first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Easter Eggstravaganza planned for March 23
The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department will hold its first-ever Easter Eggstravaganza on March 23 at E. Carroll Joyner Park, 701 Harris Road. Presented by Bumgarner & Martin Orthodontics and Skylift Garage Doors, this free family event will offer a fresh approach to the traditional egg hunt. This year, instead of different age groups “scrambling” for eggs […] The post Easter Eggstravaganza planned for March 23 first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Parks and rec survey seeks residents’ feedback
The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department and the PRCR Advisory Board are updating the 2015 PRCR Master Plan through “Play It Forward Wake Forest,” a campaign to raise awareness about the initiative and encourage community participation in the process. Public input is the cornerstone of “Play It Forward,” so town officials encourage residents to visit https://engagewakeforest.org/parks-recreation-master-plan-update and […] The post Parks and rec survey seeks residents’ feedback first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Wakefield girls upset Rolesville to take NAC-6 title
The Wakefield High School girls basketball team entered the NAC-6 championship on Feb. 23 with an uphill battle ahead. The Wolverines faced off against the No. 1 seeded Rolesville High School Rams, a squad that went a perfect 11-0 against conference opponents heading into the match, including two wins over Wakefield. The No. 2 seeded Wolverines pulled off the upset […] The post Wakefield girls upset Rolesville to take NAC-6 title first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Wall of Honor pays tribute to local veterans
A Wake Forest neighborhood has established a Wall of Honor to commemorate veterans within the community and remind visitors to reflect on their service and sacrifice. The wall was unveiled during a Saturday program in the Courtyards at Heritage Grove clubhouse. Numerous veterans call the neighborhood home, and a group of their civic-minded neighbors decided the wall would be a […] The post Wall of Honor pays tribute to local veterans first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Millbrook boys claim NAC-6 championship
Millbrook High School’s boys basketball team took down Wakefield High School 60-53 to win the NAC-6 championship on Feb. 23. Millbrook entered the conference tournament as the regular-season champion, earning a bye in the first round. Wakefield, however, fell to the No. 3 seed and had to take down Wake Forest High School and No. 2 seed Knightdale en route […] The post Millbrook boys claim NAC-6 championship first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Town seeks public input on skate park proposal
The Wake Forest Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department will hold a public meeting at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 2, to seek residents’ input on a skate park, pump track and basketball court proposed for 8.3 acres of land adjacent to Devon Square and E. Carroll Joyner Park. The town of Wake Forest purchased the property in December. Stakeholders will […] The post Town seeks public input on skate park proposal first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
‘Solution’ or not, there’s already a Palestinian state
On Feb. 19, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu bragged that “I am the one who for decades blocked the establishment of a Palestinian state.” On Feb. 21, the Knesset approved a resolution joining Netanyahu with, in his words, “an overwhelming majority against the attempt to impose on us the establishment of a Palestinian state.” Apparently someone forgot to inform Netanyahu, […] The post ‘Solution’ or not, there’s already a Palestinian state first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Millbrook boys basketball takes NAC-6 Championship victory
On Feb. 23, Millbrook High School's boys basketball team took down Wakefield High School 60-53 to win the NAC-6 Championship. The post Millbrook boys basketball takes NAC-6 Championship victory first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Tickets still available for Wake Forest Film Festival
The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre, 405 S. Brooks St., will host the 2024 Wake Forest Film Festival this Friday and Saturday, March 1-2. Intended for filmmakers, film enthusiasts and anyone who enjoys a good story, the film showcase will engage audiences with films of all lengths and genres, including short and feature, documentary, sci-fi, music, family and student (high school […] The post Tickets still available for Wake Forest Film Festival first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Police plan ‘Cover the Cruiser’ fundraiser for Special Olympics
The Wake Forest Police Department is inviting residents to “Cover the Cruiser” to raise money for Special Olympics in North Carolina. From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, March 2, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, March 3, Wake Forest police officers will be stationed at Sam’s Club, 11460 Royall Cotton Road, to sell “Cover the Cruiser” stickers […] The post Police plan ‘Cover the Cruiser’ fundraiser for Special Olympics first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Lighthouse Chiropractic and Wellness opens its doors
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