
Justin Thompson
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3 weeks ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Reggie Ponder |Justin Thompson
Several members of a residents' advocacy group in Zebulon met with the town’s interim town manager last weel to discuss concerns and make suggestions related to the town’s governance. Scott Carpenter, who heads up the Zebulon Community Action Partnership (ZCAP), said the “brown bag” meeting May 28 with Interim Town Manager Taiwo Jaiyeoba was fruitful and productive. Carpenter and other […]
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4 weeks ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Reggie Ponder |Justin Thompson
A lineman from Wake Forest won top honors at a statewide conference of electric systems professionals in Rocky Mount earlier this month. Hugo Mier, who works for Wake Forest Power, was the first-place overall winner at the 2025 NC Association of Municipal Electric Systems Lineman’s Rodeo held May 15 in Rocky Mount. This was not Mier’s first rodeo. It’s his […]
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1 month ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Reggie Ponder |Justin Thompson
The Wake County Board of Education considered several revisions Tuesday to a cell phone policy that the board hopes to approve during its next meeting. The policy, in its current form, would largely disallow elementary and middle school students from using their phones. High schoolers would be required to keep their phones stored either in their lockers or in their […]
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1 month ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Reggie Ponder |Justin Thompson
Over 100 people gathered on the grounds of the Wake Forest Veterans Memorial on Monday to celebrate Memorial Day. The memorial is situated on the grounds of the Heritage Golf Course, and those in attendance heard stories of bravery, stood in silence, and quietly acknowledged the sacrifices made by those who have died in service to the United States.
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1 month ago |
restorationnewsmedia.com | Reggie Ponder |Justin Thompson
Police in Wake Forest released a report earlier this week that identified the town’s most dangerous intersections. The report, compiled using data collected from January 2021 to March 2025, indicated that one intersection is by far the most dangerous in Wake Forest. During the four years in question, 242 accidents were reported at the intersection of Capital Boulevard and Old Falls of Neuse Road, making it the most accident-prone intersection in town.
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