Unlike with most wild animals, the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission has limited authority to regulate fox hunting and trapping seasons. Individual counties can decide whether or not to permit fox trapping, but must obtain approval from the state legislature to make the practice legal. Read More …
The Wake County commissioners voted Monday night to accept the property [60 acres of farmland, wooded area and lakes in a growing, urbanizing area between Raleigh and Knightdale]for future open space and a possible park on behalf of Susan Wyatt, her late husband Bob and his daughter, Leewyn Kellam. Read More …
Sig Hutchinson sits down with Bill LuMaye to discuss Affordable Housing in Wake County. Read More …
We’re in the second year of Wake County’s 10-year, $2.3 billion transit plan, and there are lots of changes on the horizon. In the next fiscal year beginning in July, Wake will invest $4.7 million in planning for 20 miles of bus rapid transit and 37 miles of commuter rail services, at a total long-term cost of $47 million. Read More …
