The Mayton Inn has made a name for itself in the nearly two years it has been open, as both a boutique hotel and through its restaurant The Verandah. That restaurant is going through a change now as Regan Stachler takes over as executive chef.
The plans for a large retailer in Cary Towne Center, with the intention of it becoming an IKEA, are moving through the Town of Cary’s processes, most recently passing unanimously at Cary’s Planning and Zoning Board.
When most people go to a rock ‘n’ roll concert, they are lucky if they get to see three bands perform on stage. But in the upcoming Carolina Uprising show at Koka Booth Amphitheater, audiences will get to see seven bands play music from across the generations.
For more than 20 years, Larry Speakman has led the Concert Singers of Cary as their artistic director and founding conductor. Now, Speakman is retiring and will conduct one last show later this October.
Leaders in Cary’s government have talked about being a Smart City in the past. A new initiative Cary is joining will follow those principles as Cary aims to better use its data to accomplish tasks and address concerns.
It is estimated around eight million tons of plastic waste go into the ocean every year. A Cary Girl Scout created a project to get people educated about ways to reduce this waste and has earned the organization’s top awards in the process.
One of the most well-known and beloved American musical is Guys & Dolls and this weekend, the Cary Players will wrap up their production of this long-lasting story about romance and gambling.
Penn Station East Coast Subs has been active in the Cary Village Square shopping center. Now, in an effort to spread their brand awareness in the area, Penn Station are opening a second location here, this time in West Cary.
In 2014, only 25 percent of candidates in North Carolina elections were women, despite being roughly half of the state’s population. Morrisville Councilmember Liz Johnson is looking to change this as she takes on her new role as president of the North Carolina Women in Municipal Government (NC WIMG).
North Carolina has a large Latino and Hispanic population and Cary his home to Diamante Inc., which works to promote the community’s arts and culture state-wide. The organization will put a large spotlight on the contributions of Latino community members as the yearly Diamante Awards return to Downtown Cary.