The effects of identity theft can be devastating–so it’s important to discourage any “It won’t happen to me” mentality that you might have. Approximately 15 million people in the United States experience identity theft each year. The average financial loss of each case? $3,500.
If you’ve been in Cary long enough, like me, then you might remember the old Red Hot & Blue that used to reside in Waverly Place. The restaurant closed down even before Waverly’s renovation, but word has it that a new Red Hot & Blue will open there again this month.
Gloves, coats, hats, boots, and scarves will be necessities this week on Thursday, January 8, 2015. WRAL predicts a high of only 31 degrees and a frigid low of 21 degrees in Cary, so make sure to bundle up before heading to work and school.
The Billy Jonas Band, a group known for their “funky folk music for the whole family,” is coming to the Cary Theater on January 10, 2015. I interviewed Billy Jonas, the band’s lead guitarist and vocalist, to find out more about the group about what makes their concerts so fun.
It’s winter, and swimsuit shopping is probably the last thing on your mind–but you’ll still want to give this swimsuit retailer a try. Bikini Bus, a traveling swimwear store, is opening a new shop right here in Cary on January 10, 2015.
Cary, NC — This is your complete guide to yoga and Pilates practice in Cary.
This weekend falls on the tail-end of New Year’s Eve celebrations, but there are still some great events going on in Cary and in the greater Triangle area. Check out this preview of New Year’s events and other weekend happenings–and don’t forget to see the calendar or our New Year’s Eve Guide for more details.
Since 2004, Diamante Inc. has hosted a Three Kings Day parade in Cary to keep traditional Hispanic holidays alive in the community and to present gifts and groceries to families and children in need. This year, the organization invites the entire community to celebrate their 10th annual Three Kings Day Parade in Downtown Cary on January 10, 2015 from 1-2 pm.
Whether your resolution for 2015 is to be more active, to spend more time with family, or simply to try something new, Cary can help. With three New Year’s runs taking place right here in town, you’ll have your choice of ways to race, run, or walk into the new year with family and friends.
It was chilly and rainy last Monday night, but that didn’t stop Cary citizens from coming out to celebrate Hanukkah and Jewish culture at the Jewish Cultural Festival.