Holly Springs had fewer than a thousand residents when Luncie McNeil began as the town’s director of Public Works. He retires Feb. 1 after 31 years of service to the town, which has been ranked among the best places to get a job, live, and raise a family. Read on...
Wake County residents 65 and older and healthcare workers who are interested in getting the COVID-19 vaccine can join the county's waiting list starting Tuesday, Jan. 19. Read on...
UNC Health Rex Holly Springs Hospital is scheduled to open this September, capping efforts by Town officials spanning more than 15 years to bring hospital care to the community. Read on...
Construction to replace a sewer line in Braxton Village and northern Holly Glen is set to begin in January. This upgrade is necessary for increasing the volume of wastewater flowing to the Town’s treatment plant. Read on...
Curbside Christmas tree collection has begun. When you are ready to dispose of your tree, remember to strip it of all decorations and other objects, including tinsel and nails, before leaving it at the curb for collection. Read on...
Because of the increase of COVID community spread in our area, in-person public attendance will not be allowed for Holly Springs Town Council business and workshop meetings during the month of January. Read on...
Holly Springs remains one of the safest towns in North Carolina, Police Chief Paul Liquorie told the Town Council Dec. 15 in delivering the Police Department’s annual report. Read on...
There is a new tool to mitigate speeding and increase traffic safety in neighborhoods. The Town Council has approved a policy that allows residents to request speeding enforcement and provides clear parameters to review measures to enhance safety. Read on...
Stormwater fees are increasing to address current underfunding of increased maintenance and repair needs associated with aging drainage infrastructure. Increased investment will help reduce the risks of flooding to private and public property. Read on...
