Wake County officials announced that cooling stations will be available at designated locations until at least Monday, July 21, in response to extreme temperatures. Residents seeking relief from the heat are encouraged to visit Wake County Public Libraries or the nearest Health & Human Services facility. For additional details, including station locations and operating hours, please refer to the Wake County Government website.

Source: Wake County Government

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Raleigh

Garner, NC

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Wake County launches en plein air for 50th anniversary

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