For people who need resources related to disabilities, it can be difficult to know who to go to, especially if they are new in town. But an event in Cary this weekend offers a “one-stop shop” for people with disabilities and their caregivers.
Shakespeare is inarguably the most well-known writer in the English language with more than 30 plays to his name. And a new comedy by the Cary Players tries to go through all of those plays, recognizing their beauty and laughing at their silliness.
For the 40th Lazy Daze last year, the Town of Cary made it the biggest one yet at two days. And after an outpouring of support, it is now going to be two days long for the foreseeable future.
Every year, the Hemlock Bluffs does a controlled burn and looking for the right conditions means the timing can come down to the hour. So we got a rare opportunity to go to the nature preserve and see the burn first hand.
Downtown Cary is one of the most rapidly growing parts of the town, if not the most. So to better understand the area, Cary’s Downtown Manager Ted Boyd laid out piece by piece what is happening downtown and what could happen in the future.
Wake Technical Community College already has nine campuses across the county and are now starting on number 10, located in technology-heavy Morrisville to hopefully train students for jobs of the future.
Cary, NC – This February the Cary Theater, you can catch some of the Academy Award-nominated films you weren’t able to see in theaters, plus a new live performance by the Cary Players and Science-on-Screen.
Since opening, or even before it opened, HMart has attracted a lot of attention in Cary and in the Triangle. One of HMart’s unique features for a grocery store is its many places to eat and here is a handy guide to these restaurants.
Pole dancing has become a new trend for people interested in exercise, combining dance with a workout. And to try and find the best dancers in the country, Cary is hosting the Triangle’s championship.
Just as every elected leader gives a yearly assessment of their community, Cary Mayor Harold Weinbrecht will give his State of the Town address soon. But before that, Weinbrecht discussed the town at a Cary Chamber meeting and, while optimistic, he laid out the challenges that will undo the Cary way of life if not acted upon now.