Braxton Village Water Line Repaired
Water has been restored to approximately 135 homes that lost service before dawn Tuesday after a water line break in the Braxton Village subdivision.
Community Mobilizes for Hospital
More than 12,000 residents, business owners and community leaders in southern Wake County have expressed support for a hospital in Holly Springs.
Twice Weekly Irrigation Allowed
Residents can use sprinklers and irrigation systems twice a week as permanent repairs continue at the Harnett County water treatment plant.
See the schedule.
Recycling Carts Now in Use
Customers should call Public Works at (919) 552-5920 if they haven't received a new 48-gallon rollout cart for recycling.
Cultural Center Seeks Volunteers
Volunteering at Holly Springs Cultural Center offers a fun and meaningful way to connect with people and with the great events there.
Town Council Adopts Budget
The adopted 2008-2009 budget includes a revenue neutral property tax rate of 41.5 cents and lowers the monthly charge for garbage collection.
Town Honors Volunteers
They coach youth sports teams, tutor kids after school, beautify our parks, assist with recreation programs and serve on advisory boards.
Farmers Market Opens Season
The second season for Holly Springs Farmers Market is under way Saturday mornings in the Town Hall parking lot.
Money Magazine Lists Holly Springs Among Great American Towns
Money Magazine has named Holly Springs one of the best places to live in the country, ranking it 22nd among 100 Great American Towns.
Report Street Light Outages Online Use our new online form to report street lights that aren't working. We'll contact Progress Energy. Reporting is easy.
Drop-Off Recycling Changes Occur
Waste Industries has stopped collecting recyclables in a parking lot near Town Hall. Residents can use the county collection site at 6000 Old Smithfield Road instead. Weekly curbside recycling for Town residents continues.
To start using this free service, just click the blue and white water drop icon.