Affordable housing is a common subject nowadays when talking about the future of Cary and Wake County. As these discussions go on, Habitat for Humanity is planning on building new housing in the town.
Every year, Raleigh Little Theater holds a fundraising competition that gathers singers and performers from around North Carolina. And this year, a Cary teenager is competing in hopes to be the competition’s youngest ever winner.
It is often hard to find the time to go see a play, let alone more than one. But an upcoming production will let audiences see eight plays in one night for free, all specially selected to inspire and engage with crowds.
Whether you call them drones, remote controlled helicopters or unmaned aircraft systems, they have grown in popularity in and around Cary in recent years. For anyone starting with their drones or looking to learn more, here is a guide to flying in Cary.
Residents in Cary have known about Famous Toastery for years through its location in Waverly Place. Now, the breakfast restaurant is embarking on a major expansion, with nine new locations across North Carolina and the Triangle.
With the possibility of IKEA coming to Cary looking more and more likely, local furniture stores give their thought on the international retailer coming in.
This past week, the number of restaurants and other retail jumped as Weston Corners opened up in Cary off of Chapel Hill Road.
The Cary Town Council had one of their shortest regular meetings this week as they passed two items without any town residents speaking or asking questions.
There are many important skills we all use every day that are never taught to us until we leave school. One Cary student is trying to give fellow high schoolers a head start with a series of classes for professional and life skills.
With the growth of Downtown Cary, there are places to walk and get lunch, grab a beer, see a movie, and soon, get ice cream made from local ingredients.