Bright Horizons in Cary has world education as part of its curriculum for its young students and this past week, that was expanded as students from South Korea visited and experienced a cultural exchange both ways.
To support Lori Cove a year after her severe hit-and-run accident, the Tour de Cove, a fundraising bike ride and all-day celebration is planned to help with medical costs.
Cary residents are familiar with the various downtown sculptures and their yearly cycle. But a change in Cary Visual Art’s schedule is extending the current run into 2018.
Residents at Waltonwood Cary Parkway have a variety of skills they have amassed over the years and they are putting them to good use in a new project to make pillows for a local homeless shelter.
The latest Cary Town Council meeting took on the “Brunch Bill,” funded changes to the USA Baseball National Training Complex and saw several public comments on a grant that was moved to a future date.
For the last month of the Summer, the Cary Theater is bringing in independent films, interesting documentaries and a dog-focused film festival where dogs are allowed in the theater.
The arts are a way for many people to express themselves and the Cary Playwrights’ Forum (CPF) is looking to get more people involved with a free playwriting workshop in August for veterans and active military members.
With around 3,700 square feet of forestry, the Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve is one of Cary’s best and most beautiful natural features and a new grant will help educate the public about this unique part of the Cary ecosystem.
Last week, we wrote about La Farm opening its new downtown bakery on Chatham Street and the thought process behind Lionel and Missy Vatinet’s decision to move and expand. Earlier this week, CaryCitizen got to join newspapers and television stations from around the Triangle to tour the bakery and get a closer look at the bread it creates.
Every year, a handful of students across North Carolina are selected for the North Carolina Albert Schweitzer Fellowship to provide much needed medical care to low-income and underserved communities. And one of those students is a Cary resident, who will be getting healthcare to those who would otherwise not get it.