Heritage at Wake Forest - Neighborhood ProfileCity:  Wake Forest, North CarolinaDirections: From Raleigh: To Heritage at Wake Forest, take I-540 East to Capital Blvd/Hwy 1. Travel seven miles North on Capital Blvd. to right on  S. Main Street.  Travel one mile and turn right on Rogers Rd.  Take Rogers Rd. one mile to Heritage Lake Rd and you are in the heart of Heritage Wake Forest.  Heritage Wake Forest Awards & HonorsFastest selling development in the Triangle in 2006 with over 200 closingsAmmons Development Group, 2001 and 2006 Developer of the Year, by Triangle Sales and Marketing Andy Ammons, Developer of Heritage Wake Forest, awarded 2006 "Citizen of the Year," by the Wake Forest Chamber of Commerce Heritage Golf Club, Awarded 4½ Stars, by North Carolina magazine Heritage Wake For... 06/16/2007

October 26th 2006At 6:30 PMFREEFlaherty Park Community Center The Wake Forest Park And Recreations is sponsoring this event for kids 12 and under. Their will be games and giveaways. Come dressed in your best Halloween Costume.For More Information http://www.wakeforestnc.gov/client_resources/press%20releases/10-9-06_halloweenspooktacular.pdf 10/24/2006

Located in northern Wake County, Wake Forest is a progressive community of over 20,000 residents with a vibrant downtown that boasts more than 100 businesses, including several outstanding restaurants and specialty shops. Mindful of its rich heritage, the downtown is also an officially registered historic district. Representative of its academic history, the town is the home of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and the Southeastern College at Wake Forest.  Incorporated in 1909, the town continues its emergence as a major player in the phenomenal growth and activity witnessed throughout the Triangle. Wake Forest maintains its small town character, however, by captivating newcomers and long-time residents alike with its incomparable warmth and charm. 10/24/2006