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Welcome to Holly Springs
Welcome to Holly Springs, North Carolina!
Holly Springs is a global biomanufacturing hub located in Wake County, NC, the third fastest growing county in the country. 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, diverse talent, affordability, and quality of life.
A dynamic, thriving community that is home to small businesses and multi-national firms, Holly Springs offers a perfect combination of a great place to live and to work. With a rapidly growing population, we have large-scale manufacturers and large retail centers, but still retain the supportive community and small town feel. In the past, visionary town leaders made the right choices, and today’s leaders are making the right investments in infrastructure, to ensure Holly Springs remains ready and set for a bright future.
Holly Springs is ready. It’s ready for the future. It’s ready for the hundreds of new families moving here. And, if you are looking to grow your business, Holly Springs is ready for you.
Fast Facts
Population: 41,239
- Median Age: 35.8
- Median Household Income: $110,758
- Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 59.6%
Data from the 2020 American Community Survey
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Holly Springs Joins Discussion About Success Through Growth, Challenges
The Holly Springs Economic Development Department and Town Manager joined leaders across the region to hear from other metros that have experienced similar success, growth and challenges at the annual Wake County Economic Development meeting. Read more on LinkedIn... -
Life, Better: Holly Springs
Check out these infographics to see why you can find life, better here in Holly Springs. Additional Info...
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Happy Holly Days Parade and Holiday Events
Celebrate the season in Holly Springs with the Happy Holly Days Parade, Santa's Mailbox and more. Read on... -
Town Council Approves Updated Plan for Downtown Holly Springs
The Holly Springs Town Council approved the updated plan for the future of Downtown Holly Springs at its Dec. 5 meeting. Highlights in the plan include an expanded farmers market, a festival street, greenway connections, and an updated Mims Park. Read on... -
Holly Springs Town Council Welcomes Newly Elected Members
At tonight's Holly Springs Town Council meeting, newly elected Council Members Chris Deshazor, Annie Drees, and Danielle Hewetson will be sworn into office. Read on... -
Thank You, Council Members McGrath and Wolff
At tonight's Holly Springs Town Council Meeting, Council Members Shaun McGrath and Aaron Wolff will be thanked as their terms in office end. Read on... -
South Wake Landfill: Operations and Improvements Update
The Holly Springs Town Council has prioritized working with Wake County officials to reduce odor reports at the South Wake Landfill. This week, the county updated Council Members on current operations and improvements being made at the landfill. Read on... -
Parks Bond Referendum Approved by Voters
Thank you voters for making your voices heard and approving the 2023 Parks Bond Referendum! So what’s next? Work on the new park and indoor recreation center on Cass Holt Road is gearing up and we want you involved. Read on... -
Sharing Joy – Town of Holly Springs Offers Ways to Give Back this Holiday Season
The Holly Springs community loves to give back, and many opportunities are available through the Town of Holly Springs during November and December. Read on... -
Keeping it Green Yard Waste Campaign Continues
Holly Springs is Keeping it Green with the opening of the yard waste convenience center. As the town prepares to roll out cart collection for residential yard waste early next year, residents can expect to automatically receive a new cart in early 2024. Read on... -
Tree Planting, Stream Restoration Continues at Womble Park
As tree planting work wraps up, stream restoration continues at Womble Park. Read on... -
Safe Sidewalk Route for Pedestrians on Holly Springs Road
People walking and bicycling along Holly Springs Road past Holly Ridge Elementary and Middle schools should follow the safe sidewalk route as construction shifts. Read on...