If you walk around Cary’s roads or woods, you may have noticed how much trash and litter is around town. But one Cary resident has been taking long walks and filling up large bags of trash to clean Cary up as much as he can.
Studies have shown that mental illness is all too common in both the United States and North Carolina and yet conditions can be easily stigmatized, isolating their patients. But a new church based program is looking to give people a support network and connect them with the larger community.
Cary is gearing up for the 19th Dreamfest at the beginning of 2017 and is bringing speakers from around the country, including storytellers, a 14-year-old slam poet and a controversial former NAACP chapter president.
Since the beginning of the 21st Century, the SAS Championship has been a fixture in Cary and this year, the international golf championship will be making a few changes to keep things new and fresh.
Music is an integral part of any culture or society but music education and children in music do not always get the attention they deserve. So a new nationwide event is set on raising the profile of music instruction with teachers in the area joining in.
More resources are available for men to network than women. To build more opportunities, business women in the Triangle recently met in Cary to not only support young leaders but to make a connection with businesses in another continent.
There are only 35 days until the 2016 general election and even fewer if you’re planning on early voting. So to make their case to business owners and community members in Cary, the Cary Chamber of Commerce hosted Representatives and Senators, and their opponents, for the NC General Assembly to talk with citizens directly.
While all of the bus systems in the Triangle area are connected, many people are unaware and do not know about transfers between nearby cities. But a new area-wide effort is changing the names of buses to be more clear, including those in Cary.
Riding in an ambulance, as a patient or especially for the child of a patient, can be stressful. But a new initiative by the Cary EMS is putting tablet computers into ambulances to make the ride more comforting.
Green Hope High School is one of the top schools when it comes to athletics and arts but not all students get to interact with one another and learn about the others’ skills. With the school’s first annual Fall Festival, different student groups will show their hard work and see what one another can do.