Local Election Results for November 2018
Another election day has come and gone – here are the results for candidates and campaigns in the local area, including the Wake County bonds and state constitutional amendments.
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Weekend Events: Diamante Awards, Food and Flea and More
There’s something for everyone this weekend in Cary, from music at the Cary Arts Center to this year’s Latino Diamante Awards to shopping for the holidays at Downtown Cary Food and Flea and various other holiday markets, plus much more.
Amazon Splits HQ2 Pick Into Two Sites, and We’re Neither Of Them
Atlanta, Boston and Austin were all popular speculation picks for Amazon’s new headquarters while local governments and business developers tried to secure the tech and retail giant in the Triangle. Now, Amazon reveals it will split HQ2 into two sites and already picking one site few people had circled as their guess.
Cary Band Day Returns for 60th Year
A Cary tradition for decades now, Cary Band Day returns to Cary High School this weekend for its 60th straight year.
November 2018 Films at the Cary Theater
In November, the Cary Theater is playing several Burt Reynolds in a tribute to the late actor as well as films and documentaries about cats and dogs, new feature films, live performance and much more.
Weekend Events: Cary Band Day, Historic Trolley Tours and More
This weekend, it’s the 60th Cary Band Day at Cary High School, plus the return of the Cary Historic Trolley Tours and much more all around town.
Guide to Voting this Election Day
Election Day is in less than a week as local citizens go to the polls on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Here is everything you need to know about how to vote in town.
Parts of Chatham Street, Waldo Rood Closed This Week
As part of road resurfacing, portions of West Chatham Street and Waldo Rood Boulevard will be closed starting the week of Monday, October 29, 2018.
Business Bits: Fenton Development, Cary Businesses and More
As the year winds down, there is not as much new business news in town but we do have a few big items to note as new tenants are announced for the Fenton development and new health and fitness related businesses come to the area.
Gardening: Planting Vegetables in Cold Temperatures
We finally have weather that feels like it matches the calendar and if you have a vegetable garden, now is the time to change what you are planting and when. Here are some tips on what to plant in colder temperatures.