History: Remembering Nathaniel Jones
Jones owned one of the largest farms in the state, which included over 100,000 acres.
Entries by Lindsey Chester
A-Maze-ing Fun: Corn Mazes
Looking for some local fun now that the Fair is over, but the weather makes you want to be outside?
Great Art, Great Food, Cookbook Signing
CaryCitizen is always interested in new collaborations and this one is unique: a cookbook created using the art and recipes from members of the Cary Gallery of Artists.
Cary’s Cemetery Secrets
Just in time for the Halloween season, the Friends of the Page-Walker Hotel will present two free programs uncovering the mysteries and secrets of some of Cary’s family cemeteries, as well as the contribution these historic gravesites make in educating the public about the community in which they live.
Save A Life Walk Has Legs
The second annual Save A Life Walk on October 9th drew a crowd of over 300 to the Wake Med Soccer Park in their quest to raise money to help prevent teen suicide.
Applause! Rocks
Applause! Cary Youth Theatre group just finished their first solo production as residents of the new Cary Arts Center. Photographer Brooke Meyer was on hand to take some photos of the play.
Education: ACT or SAT?
When it comes to standardized tests, most parents of college-bound students face the question “SAT or ACT?” We have the answers for you right here.
Cut For A Cure
Cary, NC- Haircuts are something many cancer survivors forego during chemo and radiation treatments. Here in Cary, the Twisted Scissors Salon raised money with haircuts to benefit the Susan G Komen For The Cure.
Women of Western Wake – Who Are They?
This Friday, October 14, our friends at Cary Magazine will honor 5 women for their outstanding service to our community at a luncheon at the Umstead Hotel.
Transportation: Cary Depot Opens Early, Under Budget
A standing room only crowd looked on while the Cary Town Band played Carolina on My Mind. It was a small-town feel for an event that can change Cary’s future.