Restaurants: KoMo KoMo
You know the Cary restaurant scene is coming of age with the introduction of fusion cuisine. Say hello citizens of Cary to KoMo KoMo, a new French-Korean restaurant in Maynard Crossing.
Entries by Hal Goodtree
Peace Corps: Cary-ite Helps Create Jobs for Women in Armenia
Caroline Lucas of Cary, N.C., a Peace Corps volunteer, helped launch a women-owned small business in Armenia that produces and sells handmade stuffed bears. Since the Berd Bear project started in March 2011, the women of Berd have earned thousands of dollars to support their families.
Business: Cary Innovation Center Set to Open
Raleigh has one. Durham has one, too. Now Cary is set to get its own Innovation Center supporting entrepreneurs and start-ups.
Don’s Blog: Spring Chickens
Call me a flip-flopper if you want, but I have changed my mind regarding chickens in Cary. It has nothing to do with “sustainability” or many of the “green” arguments chicken proponents point to – it has everything to do with freedom.
Technology Video: A Day Made of Glass
For all futurists and fans of technology, you’ll want to watch this incredible video from Corning about the future of smart, durable glass. It will fundamentally change the way people live.
Downtown This Week: Transportation
The Downtown Cary Renaissance continues this week with a couple of noteworthy events.
Facebook for Business: Like, Don’t Shill
Good things happen when you know the etiquette and conventions of social discourse on the web.
Across the State: Sierra Nevada Picks NC
Here’s a story that caught our eye: Sierra Nevada, one of America’s best-loved and fastest-growing brewers, has chosen North Carolina for the location of their first East Coast brewery.
Food: Asian Markets In (and around) Cary NC
Want to liven up the dinner table in your house? Try visiting one of Cary’s fine Asian food markets. Specially for Chinese New Year, here’s a round-up of places to get spring roll wrappers, chow fun noodles, daikon radish and a whole lot more.
Music Scene: Connolly’s Closed
Connolly’s Irish Pub, long a stalwart of the food music and neighborhood scene in Cary, closed it’s doors without comment or announcement last week. Chairs and tables are neatly stacked inside, but the Pub has not been open in several days.