ZDAC Presents: Chuck Robertson Photography Now on View at Town Hall
A new exhibit is now on display in the Town Hall Lobby featuring the contemplative photography of Chuck Robertson. The exhibit is free and open to the public during Town Hall hours and will be available through September 30. Meet the artist at the Artist Exhibit & Reception on September 4, 2025. About the ArtistChuck Robertson’s favorite question is “Why not?” This simple inquiry encourages the freedom to see nature as well as objects in unique ways. His confident eye captures and translates
Wake County to hold final community meeting on Eastern Wake Area Plan Thursday, June 26, 2025
NEWS RELEASEContact: Communications OfficeAlice Avery, External Communications Manageralice.avery@wake.gov, 919-624-4816Communications Office After Hours, 919-857-WAKEwake.gov/news For Release: June 23, 2025Wake County to hold final community meeting on Eastern Wake Area PlanPlan will help shape the area over the next decadeWake County is offering residents another opportunity to weigh in on how the Eastern Wake area will grow and develop over the next 10 years. Planners will hold an interactive,
Crossing Borders: How SMBs Can Navigate the Leap into Global Markets
Cracking international markets isn’t just the realm of giants anymore. As cross-border commerce becomes more accessible, small and medium-sized businesses are eyeing the world stage with real intent—and rightly so. Digital platforms, diversified supply chains, and global e-commerce have lowered the bar for entry, but they’ve also raised the stakes. The path to international expansion may be promising, but it demands more than ambition and a translation tool. Don’t Lead With the Product—Lead With Local
Report: Addressing North Carolina’s Child Care Crisis
Source: NC Chamber A 2025 report from the NC Chamber Foundation outlines potential strategies to expand the supply of accessible, affordable, high-quality child care in North Carolina. North Carolina employers recognize the critical importance of this issue to not only help facilitate work and increase labor force participation, but also in the development of a strong future workforce. In seeking workable, employer-focused solutions for consideration in North Carolina, the NC Chamber
Infrastructure a Legislative Priority for N.C. Chamber
Source: Business North Carolina The North Carolina Chamber is urging Raleigh lawmakers to consider creating a State Infrastructure Bank and adopting other “innovative financing solutions to leverage private money’’ to advance infrastructure projects in the state. While spending on state highways is a focus, the Raleigh-based business advocacy organization is also urging legislators to embrace long-term solutions to repair infrastructure damaged by hurricanes. This past September, Helene proved
