We’re baking up some homemade treats for Dog Day in the Park tomorrow at Sugg Farm form 10-1. Stop by while supplies last and grab a Frisbee while you’re there!
We talk a lot about the value of work, and not nearly enough about the value of workers. To all those who labor with their hands, heads, and hearts, thank you for what you contribute to our county and our community. Now enjoy the day off! Happy Labo
Like our new cover photo? Well, there's more to it than meets the eye. In the spirit of transparency, here's a little break down of our family photo shoot. I know all the parents out there can relate!
Canvassing was a family affair this afternoon! The kids love howling when they see one of my signs in someone’s yard and have been begging to go knock doors so I was more than happy to bring the whole Wolff pack with me as I talked to neighbors
The fam and I had a great night with the MLK Jr. Community Committee at the Salamanders game tonight, where four players from the Holly Springs Athletics, the town's negro league team, were honored before the game. These players still call Holly Spri
Earlier today, the Wolff Pack and I visited the Board of Elections and I officially filed to run for Holly Springs Town Council. In other words, it's on like Donkey Kong! Now, the fun starts. In Holly Springs we are always at our best when we work t
This #4thofjuly , let's remember that the freedoms we enjoy are the result of hardworking men and women, who put aside their sometimes significant differences, to find common cause in pursuit of independence. The country they built, the democracy the
Happy Father's Day! I hope all the dads out there have a chance to kick back, relax, and take a second to appreciate the best job we'll ever have. #fathersday
Today is the first day of Wear Orange Weekend across the country. This national campaign is meant to honor the victims of gun violence and bring awareness to the ongoing issue of gun violence in our communities. As a student on campus during the 200
Thank you, Stacie Borrello, for organizing the Fuquay vigil for Medicaid expansion, along with 21 other locations across the state. Many stories were shared of those who had lost their lives because they fell in the Medicaid gap and I shared the stor

Aaron Wolff speaks at the March for Our Lives in Raleigh, NC on March 24, 2018.