Latest News from West Wake News

Home prices in Wake County increased in 2022

By West Wake News | Jan 31, 2023

The median sale price of a home sold in 2022 in Wake County rose by $54,500, while total sales decreased by 4.6%.

Middle Creek Area Plan: Virtual Community Meeting

By Press release submission | Jan 30, 2023

If you live, work or play in the Middle Creek community -- located in the southern part of the county bordering Johnston and Harnett counties -- we need your feedback!

Legal Support Center

By Press release submission | Jan 30, 2023

With the snip of their golden scissors, leaders from the Wake County Board of Commissioners and the justice system officially opened the Legal Support Center today in downtown Raleigh!

2022 NCF-Envirothon

By Press release submission | Jan 30, 2023

After studying all summer, Enloe GT/IB Magnet High School’s State Champion Envirothon team, Subchronic Exposure, represented North Carolina at the 2022 NCF-Envirothon in Ohio.

Seek Care

By Press release submission | Jan 30, 2023

Not feeling well? If you have mild symptoms or other non-serious illnesses, you could avoid a trip to the emergency department and instead seek care at an urgent care clinic, primary care provider or telehealth appointment!

Celebration of the American Tobacco Trail's 20th Anniversary

By Press release submission | Jan 30, 2023

We're kicking off a yearlong celebration of the American Tobacco Trail's 20th Anniversary!

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West Wake News area weekly mass times

By West Wake News | Jan 28, 2023

The following parishes in the West Wake News coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

Wake County COVID-19 Update: 99.7% of infected residents alive as of Jan. 24

By West Wake News | Jan 25, 2023

Wake County has seen 385,179 COVID-19 cases since the pandemic began.

2022 Outstanding Volunteer Award

By Press release submission | Jan 22, 2023

The 2022 Outstanding Volunteer Award by Wake County Soil and Water Conservation District goes to Richard Arnold for his exceptional volunteer service, dedication and leadership with Wake County Big Sweep.

Reduction in Property Tax Bill

By Press release submission | Jan 22, 2023

You may qualify for a reduction in your property tax bill!

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Reacts in a Certain Way

By Press release submission | Jan 22, 2023

Ever wonder why your dog reacts in a certain way? Looking for tips on how to co-exist with your feline companion?

Great Time to Review the Duke Energy Harris Preparedness

By Press release submission | Jan 22, 2023

Duke Energy and officials with Wake County Government, Chatham County, Harnett County Government and Lee County Government will test the 83 outdoor warning sirens around the Harris Nuclear Plant between 10 and 11 a.m.

Currently Closed for Renovations

By Press release submission | Jan 22, 2023

Heads up, Historic Yates Mill County Park visitors! The boardwalk is currently closed for renovations.

Offers No-Cost

By Press release submission | Jan 22, 2023

Wake County Public Health offers no-cost, at-home COVID-19 tests. Stop by any of the locations below during regular business hours and get the protection you need.

Important Role of the Business Community in Conservation Efforts

By Press release submission | Jan 22, 2023

The B.C. Raynor Friend of the District Award by Wake County Soil and Water Conservation District recognizes the important role of the business community in conservation efforts.

83 Outdoor Warning Sirens

By Press release submission | Jan 22, 2023

Duke Energy and officials with Wake County Government, Chatham County, Harnett County Government and Lee County Government will test the 83 outdoor warning sirens

Foster Parent Info Meeting of 2023

By Press release submission | Jan 22, 2023

There's still time to join us at our first Foster Parent Info meeting of 2023!

Farming in Wake County for 89 Years

By Press release submission | Jan 22, 2023

This year’s Farm Family award by Wake County Soil and Water Conservation District goes to James Jordan, a fourth-generation farmer, whose family has been farming in Wake County for 89 years.