During leaf season, yard waste collection schedules change to accommodate the highest volumes of leaves collected every year. Holly Springs is launching new geographic zones where yard waste will be collected during scheduled weeks. Read on...
The Holly Springs Black History Tour received top national recognition from the City-County Communications & Marketing Association. Many thanks to all the community members who shared memories, photographs, and information for the tour! Read on...
The Auer family of Holly Springs received recognition from the town council this week for their win on NBC’s Fit Families American Ninja Warrior. They competed against nine other families across the United States and took home the top prize of $20,000. Read on...
We're excited to celebrate with Wake Technical Community College, the state’s largest community college, as they announce plans to open their permanent 34-acre Western Wake Campus on the border of Holly Springs and Apex. Read on...
The Town Council approves plans for a neighborhood center across the street from the 12 Oaks Subdivision. Oakview Commons will feature numerous restaurants and retail shops to serve nearby residents and the influx of workers coming to the business park. Read on...
The Holly Springs Farmers Market has become a valuable resource to those in our community! Since April, the farmers market has been accepting SNAP tokens to expand access to fresh, healthy food for consumers experiencing food insecurity. Read on...
The Town Council has approved modifications to a plan to develop 20 acres north of Ting Park. The land that sits north of Sportsmanship Way will feature a 70,000 square foot building of class A office space, retail shops, and a possible hotel on site. Read on...
Longtime Former Mayor Richard G. "Dick" Sears has passed away. During his two decades as mayor, Holly Springs quadrupled in population while becoming known as one of the most desirable towns in North Carolina. Read on...
At the Town Council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 6, Holly Springs Mayor Sean Mayefskie proclaimed September as Preparedness Month to help make sure everyone is prepared for man-made and natural disasters, including severe weather. Read on...
Wake County officials discussed progress to address landfill odors at the Town Council meeting on Sept. 6. Odors from the South Wake landfill have been a concern for residents, but County officials shared recent efforts show reduction of odor complaints. Read on...
The Town of Holly Springs, NC is receiving a Silver designation from the national SolSmart program for making it faster, easier, and more affordable for homes and businesses to go solar. Read on...
Though the N.C. Department of Transportation is responsible for the state road, the Town of Holly Springs sought out federal funding and managed the project because of the high volume of travelers who use the road daily. Read on...
What a tremendous year for economic development in Holly Springs! Check out the video unveiled at Economic Forecast 2022 highlighting how Holly Springs has become a global biomanufacturing hub and why it matters for residents. Read on...
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