IKEA No Longer Coming to Cary
After the Cary Town Council approved the rezoning for IKEA back in October, the multinational furniture company has now changed its plans for new stores and is no longer building in Cary.
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After the Cary Town Council approved the rezoning for IKEA back in October, the multinational furniture company has now changed its plans for new stores and is no longer building in Cary.
For 40 years now, Life Experiences, Inc. in Cary has provided employment to local residents with disabilities and with that milestone hit, the organization is looking back not only on changes its made over the years but what changes may come in the future.
The Town of Cary used to get a rebate for recyclables sent to local plants but a change in import policy from China now means the town has to pay more than twice as much as it was making for recycling.
As people age, finding the right level of care and living arrangements can be difficult. But a new adult day care in Cary is looking to assist seniors who need daily care on a flexible schedule.
With the growing trend in poke, a new restaurant in Morrisville is looking to stand out with a focus on quality, local seafood and a unique setting.
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Construction on the new Downtown Cary library and parking lot started this past Friday, May 11, 2018 as tree clearing and grading gets underway.
Traditionally, national and international gymnastics competitions in the United States are held in the Northeast or on the West Coast. But Cary-based Sports & Properties, Inc. worked to bring not only the USA Gymnastic American Cup but also the Nastia Liukin Cup to North Carolina.
The latest Cary Town Council meeting went into very late hours as several items were on the agenda that saw significant comment from residents, some controversial and some not.