Storm Cleanup Progresses
Holly Springs Public Works crews are on the second round of storm debris cleanup with assistance from other towns.
Help Available for Storm Victims
Government, community organizations and even individuals are coming through with assistance for victims of the April 16 tornados that tore through the state.
Farmers Market Opens May 7
The Holly Springs Farmers Market opens for its fifth season Saturday, May 7 across from Town Hall. Hours this season are 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Transportation Workshop May 9
Help improve safety and mobility for pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists and transit riders by participating in a transportation workshop May 9 from 5-7 p.m.at Holly Springs Cultural Center.
Police Youth Academy Scheduled
Applications are being accepted for the 2011 Youth Academy, which will be held July 11-15.
Communications Awards Received
The Public Affairs and Communications staff received two awards March 31 at a statewide conference of communications professionals.
New HURRAHS Newsletter Online
Registration begins April 1 for a new season of Parks and Recreation programs and classes. See the latest HURRAHS newsletter for details. The new season starts in May.
Web Site Survey Precedes Redesign
Web users can provide input for redesign of the Town's Web site by completing a brief survey.
Tennis Sessions Begin Early March
Registration is under way for Spring 2011 tennis. Sessions are at Holly Springs High School.
Camp Registration Early in February
Parks and Recreation summer camp registration for Holly Springs residents begins in early February, so make sure you're prepared.
Parks Program Registration Begins
See a comprehensive listing of Parks and Recreation programs, classes and events for January-April 2011 in the new HURRAHS! brochure. Registration is under way for the new season.
Disruptive I-540 Routes Eliminated
The N.C. Turnpike Authority has dropped two roadway extension alternatives that sliced through Holly Springs.
HollyFest Draws Huge Crowd
See photos from the HollyFest 2010 celebration at Womble Park on Saturday, Oct. 30.
HollyFest 5K Results Posted
See results from the 2010 HollyFest 5K on Oct. 30.
Storm Water Survey Results In
Thanks to those who participated in the recent storm water survey. The results will be used to improve services and continue protecting natural resources.
Summer 2010 Business Watch Out
Get an overview of recent business openings and projects in the pipeline in the summer 2010 Business Watch.
Fall HURRAHS! Available
Registration for fall 2010 Parks and Recreation classes and programs is under way. See the HURRAHS! newsletter for details.
Water Conservation Voluntary
Holly Springs currently has a plentiful supply, and there are no restrictions on when residents may water their lawns.
Permits for re-seeding are not needed.
Retail Preferences Surveyed
An online retail preferences survey gauging what stores, restaurants and other businesses people want here drew more than 1,200 responses.
See the results.
Holly Springs Among Top 100 in U.S.
For the second straight year, Holly Springs has been named one of the nation's "Top 100 Places to Live" by the consumers directory Relocate America.
Phone Book Recipients Can Opt Out
Want to keep Yellow Pages directories off your doorstep? Contact publishers online to reduce how many you receive or cancel them altogether.
Recreation Weather Hotline Revised
Dial (919) 557-2939 and press 5 for weather cancellations of Parks & Recreation games, classes and events.
The press 5 option is new.
Report Street Light Outages Online Use our new online form to report street lights that aren't working. We'll contact Progress Energy. Reporting is easy.
To start using this free service, just click the blue and white water drop icon.