Cary has accumulated many different accolades, related to its growth, unemployment rate, safety and more. But one report has gathered multiple factors into one term, “boomtown,” and has named Cary as 2016’s top boomtown.
As you go through your attics and garages over the holiday season, don’t be so quick to throw out any old items you find. As Garage Brothers can attest, with their new thrift store opening in Downtown Cary, most everything can be reused.
Films made in China have been around almost as long as film itself – 111 years, in fact. We know that precise number because Morrisville and Cary hosted an exhibit this week in honor of 111 years of film in China.
Lots of people like unique craft beer, lots of people like hearty, flavorful food and lots of people like their dog. And at Cary’s BottleDog Bites & Brews, the owners have combined those three groups into one robust customer base.
It’s no secret that HMart has been highly anticipated by the Triangle community – trust us, we see the page views. And on HMart’s grand opening, huge crowds came to the grocery store to see what it was all about.
With the big announcement earlier this month that the Carolina RailHawks have rebranded and are bidding for a Major League Soccer (MLS) franchise, the league recently listed the local team as one of 10 being considered for a position.
Standing out for exceptional work in the arts is difficult but three Cary residents now at NC State were honored by the school’s Arts Department. Even more impressive, all three students won while working on other majors.
Green Hope High School has had a strong semester so far, with multiple state, conference and regional victories in a variety of sports. But the athletics department’s top honor came with their ranking as the top men’s soccer team in the nation.
For many years, Cary has prided itself on inclusivity and embracing different cultures. To go along with that, 2016 will end with Cary’s Kwanzaa celebration to showcase the art and history of African and African-American communities.
While Wake County has strong growth in some areas, there is still community need, particularly when it comes to health care. To address this, Cary will now have a primary care facility open, courtesy of Dorcas Ministries.