Downtown Residential Project Hopes to Set Example for Others
Seven new houses are set for construction in Downtown Cary, as part of a project the developers say they hope will make a statement to other builders in the area.
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Orangetheory Partners with American Heart Association for Fundraising Workout
February is American Heart Month, a time for Americans to focus on their cardiovascular well-being. As part of that effort, Orangetheory Fitness in West Cary is holding a special workout session to raise money for the American Heart Association.
New Fire Station No. 9 Opening Early 2020
Cary’s newest fire station is currently under construction on Walnut Street, relocating from SE Maynard Road, and weather permitting, plans are for the station to open early next year.
Cary Town Council: Weston Office, Mini-Storage and More
The latest Cary Town Council meeting saw extensive discussion on a mini-storage unit during a Quasi-Judicial hearing, as well as a Public Hearing on parking for an office on Weston Parkway and more.
Influenza Spreading Across The Triangle – How to Stay Healthy
We are now in flu season as more and more cases are being tracked not just in North Carolina but across the country. Learn about the influenza in the region currently, as well as ways to stay healthy and safe.
Getting Wake County to 21 Million Visitors by 2028
Last year, 16.4 million people visited Wake County, generating more than $2 billion in spending. Wake County is working on a strategic plan to boost those numbers, with more than 20 million visitors by 2028.
Cary Franchise Earns Two Awards with Expansion and New Customers
Last year, Cary’s Pool Scouts franchise earned the award for out-performing all other nationwide locations. This year, not only have they won that award a second time but the local Pool Scouts franchise also added more customers than anywhere else.
Cary Towne Center Sells to Turnbridge Equities as JCPenney Closes
JCPenney announced this week it will be closing its Cary Towne Center store, making it the third major retail anchor to leave the local mall. This sale coincides with the mall selling to a new owner
Scientists Ask Cary Residents to Record Their Backyard Sounds
As the National Park Service tries to better map and understand natural and man-made sounds, researchers at North Carolina State University are asking Triangle residents to record sounds around their home and give their thoughts.
Cary Players Presenting Locally-Written Play About Betrayal and Family
All this weekend, the Cary Players will be presenting “Men Always Leave,” a drama about family, betrayal and struggle, in their second-ever time doing a play written by a local playwright.