The year 2019 has been a busy one in Holly Springs with progress shaped by the Town Council’s vision as expressed in the strategic plan adopted last spring. Read on...

The Holly Springs Police Department has released its annual report for the past year, and the statistics are great news for residents, businesses and visitors to Holly Springs. Even though the population has been growing, the overall crime rate has not. Read on...

Holly Springs could see a new 120 acre development near the Business Park. Read on...

We’re looking for friendly, somewhat outgoing folks with a little time to spare and a willingness to volunteer it. If that sounds like you, we’d like to chat about joining us at Town Hall on a part-time, volunteer basis. Read on...

At its Dec. 17 meeting, the Holly Springs Town Council adopted an ordinance designating the house – which dates to the early 19th century and is one of the oldest in the county – as a historic landmark. Read on...

An early present for anglers was delivered at Bass Lake Park! A couple thousand trout were released into the lake as part of a N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission program that aims to prevent an overabundance of excess trout in hatchery tanks. Read on...