Holly Springs NC offers an unmatched quality of life that reflects the joys of small-town living in a safe, family-friendly community that residents and businesses are proud to call home.

Located minutes from the Raleigh urban core, an international airport, Research Triangle Park, and three tier one research universities, Holly Springs boasts an ecosystem encompassing infrastructure, …

Throughout the year, downtown Holly Springs is a destination for festivals and special events, including the annual International Food Festival, the Happy Holly Days Parade along Main Street, and an …

Almost exactly in the geographic middle of the U.S. East Coast, the Town of Holly Springs, NC is right in the heart of one of the fastest growing regions. Businesses can access over 70% of the U.S. …

The Town of Holly Springs is committed to protecting historically important places while promoting their use and conservation for the education, pleasure and enrichment of residents.

The area of Wake County now known as Holly Springs was home to the Tuscarora tribe prior to the arrival of Europeans. Take a walk back in history to when the first recorded non-native residents …

Downtown Holly Springs is the location of many annual festivals and events, including the International Food Festival and the Happy Holly Days parade. Other downtown destinations include Town Hall …

Location: 300 W. Ballentine St. on the northern part of the "loop" outside the Holly Springs Cultural Center. Where do I park? Find free parking in public parking lots and garages at the corner of …

Holly Springs Parks & Recreation promotes participation and develops public awareness of the benefits of parks, recreation, and leisure services that enhance the quality of life for residents, the community, …

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