Holly Springs

The Holly Springs Fire Department is getting itself a custom-built fire-fighting, foam-spraying rescue truck for just shy of a half-million dollars.

Lorraine O’Brien has attended nearly every quarterly blood drive at a local church for the past decade.

Town planners expect construction in town to hit pre-recession levels in the coming year, according to a draft budget for the municipal government.

When Joan and Soloane Brown bought a double-wide mobile home and set it up in the Brayton Park community in 1999, they planned to stay forever.

The ninth annual Turtle Fest is taking over Bass Lake Park from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, and the event will have no shortage of its namesake.

If international star Daniel Dhers has his way, Holly Springs will become the East Coast’s hub for BMX professionals.

Tham Sivaraj, one of Holly Springs’ longest-serving physicians, is ending his two-year affiliation with the hospital and resuming his independence practice.

A Holly Springs businesswoman is raising money for the three children who survived their parents’ murder-suicide.

The proposed $60 million project would be the second major construction since the Novartis plant opened in Holly Springs in 2009.

The inconvenient debut of Holly Springs’ new road system will drag on a bit longer.

Hundreds of apartments and multi-family units are on deck, following on the heels of new single-family neighborhoods and shopping areas - and the town’s increasing density is bringing growin...

A hired firm’s report has laid the path forward for a multi-million-dollar municipal athletics park that could include a baseball stadium.

Local leaders have been railing this week against House Bill 150, a statehouse proposal to strip municipalities’ power to set aesthetic standards for residential areas. What often goes unsaid,...

Healthy lifestyles have plenty of obstacles: Many produce farmers are retiring, farmland is turning into subdivisions and shopping centers, and town regulations don’t always make it easy to st...

A plan to reformat the municipal football program has raised parents’ and coaches’ hackles.

With a cheer and a surge, the first crowd of eager shoppers pushed through the doors into the pure white light and expansive aisles of Holly Springs’ new symbol of suburban-chic convenience.

Proportionally, Holly Springs puts more money and manpower into its school-policing program than any of its neighbors.

Two years on, the last scars of the tornado are fading.

This town may be the next to reach for its own high-speed fiber-optic network.

Brian E. Kiley performed at shows over the weekend at the Holly Springs Cultural Center in Holly Springs, and at the Newton-Conover Auditorium in Newton.