Bryan Eades News Today

Sgt. Bryan Eades retired Oct. 26 after serving the residents of Duncan for the last 23 years and celebrated the achievement on Dec. 13, according to City of Duncan officials.

The festival begins on Friday and runs through Jan. 14 at Koka Booth Amphitheatre.

The Wake County Board of Elections is counting additional absentee and provisional ballots on Nov. 16.

Sarika Bansal and Rachel Jordan were vying to represent Cary’s District D on the town council.

No candidate reached the threshold to win the Cary Town Council District D seat. So Sarika Bansal and Rachel Jordan are in a run-off election.

Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023, is an election day in North Carolina, with elections for mayor in Durham and Fayetteville, and a town council runoff election in Cary, among others. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Early voting for the November 2023 municipal elections in North Carolina begins Thursday, October 19 and ends Saturday, Nov. 4.

A whirlwind political race in Cary is now heading to a runoff election, with District D Cary voters getting another chance to make history.

Polls have closed for Cary voters for the 2023 municipal election, and the first numbers show some incumbents lagging behind.

Cary’s Election Day is Oct. 10 and nine people are on the ballot to address issues in the fast-growing town.