Good Morning Wake County - Your Daily Dose of Good News

Today on Good Morning Wake County, we’ve got four stories that prove hope can grow anywhere — even in the heat, in the dirt, or behind prison walls.🏡 First up, we visit Sanford Correctional Center, where a landscaping business born from barbed wire is now inspiring inmates through the Inmates to Entrepreneurs program, founded right here in Holly Springs. You’ll hear what it takes to start over from Brandon Lowery, Charles McQuaig, and voices inside the prison walls.☀️ Then we head to Wake County

A national swim champ trades gold for a badge in Cary. Cary & Apex rank among the top 10 best places to live. Garner is NC’s fastest-growing town. Plus local pride for Apex, Holly Springs, Wake Forest, Fuquay-Varina, Zebulon & more. Real good news from Wake County, NC. Visit TapYourNews.com to sign up for free email alerts.

Bagpipes echo in Wake Forest, a toddler is saved in Wendell, and Morrisville walks for mental health. Don’t miss an episode — sign up for email alerts at TapYourNews.com.

A viral food truck moment. A quiet hero in a wheelchair. A rescue dog waiting for someone like you. These aren’t just Wake County stories—they’re reminders of what’s still good.💛 Start your day with hope at TapYourNews.com

From a bench built from plastic bags in Wake Forest… to Raleigh’s red trolley recruiting storytellers… to tacos and trails near Dix Park — today’s episode is all about the places that bring us together. Subscribe for more Wake County stories worth sitting with. Visit TapYourNews.com to get the free daily email or suggest a town we should cover.

In today’s episode, a grieving firefighter plants joy in Garner, neighbors dig up roots at a family history fair, and Wake County EMS brings a heartbeat back to life at PNC Arena. These aren’t just feel-good stories — they’re reminders that hope grows quietly, courage shows up early, and sometimes, our past is the best way to find our place in the present.Visit TapYourNews.com to get the daily email, suggest a town we should cover, or send me a message.