JustNeem, Inc., a company based in Downtown Cary has just announced that they will be moving to a larger location to after a large bump in sales following a product appearance on the popular Dr. Oz television show.
Finally Spring is here, but the ground is still not warm enough to accept plants. Gardeners can satisfy that urge to plant by purchasing smaller specimens and placing them in ornamental containers that also offer flexibility with placement throughout the garden.
In this installment I visited the local consignment stores to see how they interpreted the trends for women who want designer fashion on a budget.
Story by Lindsey Chester. Photo by vanherdehaage. Cary, NC- Easter is very early this year (March 31) and thankfully here in Cary, the weather will be warm enough to wear your newest Spring outfit and Easter bonnet in the weekends to come. Here’s a list of what’s happening locally. Maybe you’ll spot the Easter Bunny?
When the owners did their site walk through Thursday, it was discovered that all the copper wiring had been stolen and the building was without power.
It’s amazing, the variety of summer learning camps in and around Cary. There’s movie making and web design, culinary arts, Chinese language, robotics, logic puzzles, SAT prep and CSI: Camp Scene Investigators. Without a doubt, something for every curious mind.
The weather is warming up, and suddenly things at the garden center are looking very tempting. Here’s what you CAN plant now: cool season edible plants. Not as sexy as mixed beds of annuals, but these satisfy not only the eye, but the pallet.
Look for these local pubs to fix you up with some excellent grub, fine Irish entertainment and a pint or two.
March Madness is upon us, and as part of the excitement, three of the Wolfpack’s 1983 NCAA championship team visited Cardiac’s Sports & Memorabilia store in Cary on Sunday, March 10.
Until I became a home owner, I didn’t know much about trees. The Town of Cary and their SPRUCE department hope that Cary residents will turn out for their March 16 Arbor Day celebration and in the process receive a free dogwood sapling as a symbol of the day and the town and North Carolina’s state tree.