2. VOTE: Don't Forget to Vote in Your Local Election!
At last week’s meeting, Wake Forest Commissioner Faith Cross courageously reminded the board and community that our public streets should remain G-rated and family-friendly.
As she explained, last year’s Wake Forest Pride event organizers said there would be no drag show—but this year, one took place anyway, with children and adults tipping performers. Commissioner Cross called out how such actions desensitize children to adult content and divide our community at a time when we need unity and respect for families.
She shared her concern “for the children” and urged the town to continue supporting truly family-friendly events like Boo Bash, Six Sundays in Spring, and Movies at Joyner Park—events that bring neighbors together around what’s good, wholesome, and uplifting.
Local elections matter. Don’t forget to go out and vote for conservatives like Cross in your local municipal election today! Early voting ends on Saturday, with Election Day coming up on Tuesday, November 4th.
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