The latest Cary Town Council meeting saw an outpouring of public interest as Town Council discussed rezoning Cary Towne Center to potentially bring in an IKEA and there was a visit from our Town Crier.
Cary has many locations for authentic Asian groceries but one store has a focus on Japanese foods and gifts that you can’t find anywhere else.
Wake Counseling and Mediation is expanding its practice with an additional office in Cary, including a new pilot program for groups of young patients.
There’s a lot a person can do in 100 years. One Cary resident who recently celebrated her 100th birthday talked about her experiences, from working in Central Africa to ministering in impoverished parts of the United States.
The North Carolina Courage have been the most dominant team in the National Women’s Soccer League since coming to Cary. The team is using their platform to raise money for breast cancer research and treatment, hosting an awareness night in September.
Between one-third and 0ne-half of all farm produce in the United States is thrown away. One local Girl Scout created a project to reduce food waste in the Triangle, earning herself the Scouts’ Gold Award in the process.
The Triangle is known for its history and hospitality, and over the past two weeks, students from across Iraq have stayed Cary, Raleigh and Apex as they explore the area and learn about peace-building and reconciliation to take back home.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say two children die of unintentional drowning every day. A new swim school opening in Cary looks to not only educate children on how to swim but also make it fun.
Tens of thousands of people were held in prison camps by Imperial Japan during World War II. One of its survivors shared her family’s story living in the camps with fellow residents at Waltonwood Cary Parkway.
When mental healthcare gets discussed, it is often about funding for health services or the way people with mental illness are perceived by society. But a new documentary by local filmmakers looks at what happens with patients themselves, screening their documentary at the Cary Theater and taking questions from the audience.