Valentine’s Day and February is a time to show affection and attention to loved ones. But this year, a new initiative will let people show their love for historic Cary sites and learn more about them.
When problems arise due to religious difference, very rarely do people of different faiths meet and talk to come to an understanding. In a local documentary playing this weekend at the Cary Theater, five local religious leaders came together to do just that.
2018 started with news that the Triangle area, including Cary, made the final cut for Amazon’s second headquarters. As part of those negotiations, Cary has tried to put its best foot forward, both in what the town has to offer and what incentives it can bring.
When ducks and geese are so close to the shore, many people feel tempted to feed them. But new signs in Cary parks are reminding visitors that feeding wildlife has a number of negative health and environmental impacts.
In time for Valentine’s Day, the Cary Players will be performing the romantic comedy “Almost, Maine” with several romantic vignettes that everyone can find relatable.
Since launching in mid-2016, the Pool Scouts franchise that serves Cary has earned the distinction as the top-earning site. Now, it is expanding to more territories in the Triangle as a way to increase service.
In West Cary, the town is taking up an unusual plan by building two parks at once. At the first design information meeting, residents got to see the first ideas for both parks and give their thoughts and input as well.
Drivers in Cary may have noticed gasoline prices have been growing over the past few weeks. In fact, prices are significantly higher than they were this same time last year and there are a few key reasons why.
The Cary Town Council approved rezoning for the largest development in town history at their latest meeting, as well as votes on infrastructure and two rezoning Public Hearings.
If 2017 was the year the Town of Cary voted to approve the Cary Community Plan, then 2018 is the year residents see that plan go into effect. This was the theme of Cary Mayor Harold Weinbrecht’s annual State of the Town address as he said Cary enters a transformative period.