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Here’s a number to consider: 7,045. It’s a big number, and, as of Monday night,  it represents the number of meals served by the Wake Forest Community Meals program since April 20, 2020, according to program coordinator and guest speaker […]

The Rotary Club of Wake Forest met Monday, Jan. 25, 2021 both online and in-person at The Forks Cafeteria in downtown Wake Forest.  President Karlene Turrentine opened the meeting with prayer and the pledge.  There were no guests except program […]

Over the years, a long-time Rotarian Rev. Ken Steigler has led numerous groups on Martin Luther King Freedom Trail bus trips into the Deep South, reminding others to “walk in peace” as did Rev. King. Monday night’s program recounted below,  […]

The Rotary Club of Wake Forest met on Monday, Jan.18, to celebrate Martin Luther King’s birthday virtually as well as in person at The Forks Cafeteria in downtown Wake Forest.  President Karlene Turrentine opened the 7 p.m. meeting with the […]

Wake Forest Rotarians enjoyed an overview by a fellow Rotarian, Gerard Hayes, on Monday night about the company he co-founded. The Wireless Research Center was founded in 2010 by two people. It has grown to a staff of twenty-eight and […]

Club members both new and old often ask about the Rotary Foundation: how does it work, who is Paul Harris and what does it mean to be a Paul Harris Fellow or to be in the Paul Harris Society?  And […]

What happened this week? The Rotary Club of Wake Forest met Monday, January 4, both in person and on Zoom at The Forks Cafeteria in Wake Forest.  President Karlene Turrentine opened the 7 p.m., with prayer by Rev. Dr. Marion […]