Grove 98 in Wake Forest is set to welcome new businesses, including dining options, personal care services, and a fitness facility, as part of its final development phase. The expansion is expected to boost local amenities, job opportunities, and the municipal tax base, highlighting Wake Forest's growth as a destination for high-end commercial real estate.
The recently renovated Shaw House, originally built in the 1930s, now houses the Caskey Center for Biblical Text & Translation (CBTT) at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (SEBTS), providing biblical translation resources and research associateships for Ph.D. students. Named after preacher Steve Caskey and supported by the Cason Foundation, the Center aims to improve Bible translations and offers free online resources for global translators.
Discover the inspiring journey of Kent Lower and CIRCA Magazine, a symbol of community spirit in Northern Wake County, evolving from a neighborhood publication to the region's premier lifestyle magazine through engaging content and strong local connections. Read more about how this beloved magazine supports local businesses and fosters a sense of unity in the community.
The Wilkinson Building in downtown Wake Forest is undergoing a significant renovation to blend its rich historical past with a vibrant future, housing popular eateries and co-working spaces. This transformation, led by long-time owner Bob Johnson, highlights the town's commitment to preserving its heritage while adapting to modern needs.
The Wake Forest Garden Club, North Carolina's oldest, is celebrating 100 years of beautifying the town. The club has 102 members who maintain historic sites like the Calvin Jones House and other public spaces, donating hundreds of hours to keep Wake Forest vibrant. As part of its centennial celebrations, the club is hosting events like a garden tour and a revived Hat Stroll, reflecting its commitment to the town's history and charm.
