Get A Sneak Peek Inside The Block On Main

Construction is expected to be complete this fall on The Block on Main in downtown Holly Springs.  The new 52,000 square foot office, retail and restaurant space will feature a unique space for entrepreneurs.  Watch this video to learn m...

Downtown Holly Springs Becoming A Destination

There may be no greater example of how the power of strategic economic development can change the landscape of a town than to drive down Main Street in the Town of Holly Springs. Known for large shopping centers and a growing business park, Holly Springs ...

The Secret To Our Success

What makes Holly Springs Economic Development successful?

"There’s something special and intangible that people notice about our community – our secret ingredient to our recipe for success, if you will," said Irena Krstanovic,...

Holly Springs Uses Innovative Technology

Economic Development Week is an opportunity to get a glimpse behind the scenes to see what is driving economic growth. Most people see the investments, such as roads and infrastructure, the town has made to shape its successful community, but they might m...

The Holly Springs Business Park Is Home To Companies Both Big And Small

The story of the town’s growth cannot be told without highlighting one of its most impressive features. The Holly Springs Business Park is the most well-known secret in the industry according to site selectors, the consultants who travel around ...

Entrepreneurs Are The Backbone Of Our Community

Entrepreneurship is a driving force in the economic success of Holly Springs. Holly Springs Economic Development staff have prioritized the support of entrepreneurs, knowing that having this type of infrastructure in place is crucial during economic downt...

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Demographics

Holly Springs is a dynamic, growing town. Future trends indicate that by 2023 nearly 50,000 people will be living in Holly Springs.

Available Properties

Located in the world-renowned Research Triangle region, the Holly Springs Business Park offers prospective businesses as many as 66 acres of shovel-ready land.

Small Business Resource Guide

Created by Wake County Economic Development and the Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, the Small Business Resource Guide ensures that small business owners become successful leaders in our community.

Council Approves Downtown Business Development Grant Policy

The grant process for businesses seeking assistance to develop in downtown Holly Springs has been clarified and streamlined, thanks to the Holly Springs Town Council. At its Sept. 15 meeting, the council approved the Holly Springs Downtown Investment Gran...

Town Playgrounds, Hunt Fitness Center Reopening

Holly Springs announces the reopening of town playgrounds and the Hunt Fitness Center as the state moves into Phase 2.5 of the reopening plan. Public playgrounds and outdoor exercise stations will reopen by 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 4. All equipment is undergo...

HollyFest 2020 Canceled; Smaller Events Planned

HollyFest, the town’s fall festival that typically attracts 10,000-15,000 people to Sugg Farm, has been canceled this year due to the likelihood for continued COVID-19 mass gathering restrictions. But while the festival is canceled, Holly Spring...

Resurfacing Work Begins on Some Holly Springs Roadways

The Town of Holly Springs has kicked off a street improvement project to repair and resurface aging sections of roadway throughout the community. The 15 road sections being improved add up to approximately 10,000 feet or nearly 2 miles of pavement. &n...

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Police Transparency

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Council Approves Downtown Business Development Grant Policy

The grant process for businesses seeking assistance to develop in downtown Holly Springs has been clarified and streamlined, thanks to the Holly Springs Town Council. At its Sept. 15 meeting, the council approved the Holly Springs Downtown Investment Gran...

Council Votes to Prohibit Open Carry on Town Property

At its Sept. 1 meeting, the Holly Springs Town Council voted to prohibit open carry on town property, including at Town Hall, the police station, fire stations, town parks and recreation facilities. A second vote is required at next council meeting to ena...

Council Discusses Weapons Regulations on Town Property; Approves Plans for Ice Sports Facility

The Holly Springs Town Council discussed weapons regulations on town property at its Aug. 18 meeting. The council also approved plans for an indoor ice sports training facility to be located in northern Holly Springs, among other meeting business.

After re...

Council Approves Budget, Holly Springs Road Widening Moves Forward

At its June 16 meeting, the Holly Springs Town Council approved the town budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The recommended budget totals $68,270,969, which includes the General Fund, water, sewer, stormwater and other infrastructure investments to keep...

Pine Springs Prep Development Plan Approved

A development plan for Pine Springs Preparatory Academy Middle School was approved at the Holly Springs Town Council’s June 2 meeting. The 64,700-square-foot school is planned to be located near the current school site. A traffic signal, crosswa...

Holly Springs Town Council Celebrates Public Works Staff

At its May 19 meeting, the Holly Springs Town Council recognized National Public Works Week in Holly Springs, celebrating the important work completed by town Public Works staff. Among other duties during the last two months, town Public Works crews have ...

Council Helps Nonprofit Provide for People in Need

At its May 5 meeting, the Holly Springs Town Council discussed COVID-19 community relief grants and awarded a grant to Western Wake Crisis Ministry for $10,000 to increase housing, food and financial stability for families in the western and southwestern ...

Holly Springs Road Widening to Include Pedestrian Improvements

Holly Springs Road widening continues to move forward as the Holly Springs Town Council approved funding for additional design work for potential pedestrian improvements near school campuses, bridge environmental work and other items at the April 21 virtu...

Utley Creek Greenway Project Moves Forward

The Utley Creek Greenway project is moving forward with construction expected to begin later this year, thanks to the Holly Springs Town Council. The project will use an existing pedestrian tunnel beneath N.C. 55 to connect downtown Holly Springs with a g...

Council Endorses Updated Bus Routes

At its March 3 meeting, the Holly Springs Town Council endorsed updated bus service routes that will provide more trips, faster travel time to downtown Raleigh, and improved frequency of buses.

The bus service endorsed by the council would provide 5 trips ...

Holly Springs Moves Forward on Transportation Projects

The Town of Holly Springs continues to move forward on major transportation projects to ease congestion on roadways and enhance motorist and pedestrian safety. During the Town Council retreat last weekend, elected officials discussed the latest news invol...

Regional Trail Connection Moves Forward

A greenway connecting Holly Springs Road to Sunset Lake Road and a future Town of Apex trail is one step closer to being completed, thanks to action taken by the Holly Springs Town Council at its Feb. 18 meeting.

The council awarded a design contract for t...

Neighborhood for Ages 55+ Moves Forward

Holly Springs soon could see a new neighborhood for residents age 55 and older. 

The Holly Springs Town Council approved a rezoning allowing for the age-restricted neighborhood at its Feb. 4 meeting. The rezoning involved about 120 acres south of ...

Council Encourages Downtown Investment

The transformation of downtown Holly Springs into a vibrant town center continues to progress. At its Jan. 21 meeting, the Holly Springs Town Council approved entering into a downtown development investment agreement with the Pimiento Tea Room, a southern...

Proposed Development Presented at Council Meeting

Holly Springs could see a new 120 acre development near the Business Park. The Holly Springs Town Council heard a proposal Tuesday night that could bring a mix of commercial/retail, office, clean industrial, multifamily housing and supporting uses such as...

HollyFest 2020 Canceled; Smaller Events Planned

HollyFest, the town’s fall festival that typically attracts 10,000-15,000 people to Sugg Farm, has been canceled this year due to the likelihood for continued COVID-19 mass gathering restrictions. But while the festival is canceled, Holly Spring...

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Share your input with Holly Springs Parks & Recreation. Visit the online Public Engagement Hub at https://publicinput.com/hub/77 to participate in surveys regarding current projects and the Connect, Inspire, Play Master Plan.

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