Cary and central North Carolina avoided the worst of Hurricane Florence. While more rain is forecast for the start of this week, the storm has passed and residents can now take stock of the town and their homes after this historic hurricane.
Normally we use Wednesday to let our readers in on what events may catch your attentions in and around town. But this weekend is different as Hurricane Florence is hitting the East Coast and, as you can imagine, most if not all events in Cary, Morrisville and the Triangle at large have been canceled.
As studies show fatal car accidents on the rise nationwide, Cary ranks as one of the safest places to drive in a new study by Allstate, with the average Cary driver getting into a collision fewer than once every 10 years.
As Hurricane Florence heads toward the Southeast and North Carolina in particular, we’ve got the latest information on what this hurricane will do to the Cary area and the best tips for preparation.
This past Saturday was a big night for soccer in Cary with a double-header that saw the North Carolina Courage set the record for most wins, points and goals of any team in a single season.
This weekend in Cary, there is a double header game at WakeMed Soccer Park, Downtown Food and Flea returns to Downtown Cary, you can take your kids to Back to School bingo and much more.
After a huge win last week against Charlotte, North Carolina FC lost by three goals against the Tampa Bay Rowdies, giving North Carolina FC their first loss at home in more than two months.
There are many new businesses in Cary and Morrisville this month, including several unique businesses in Downtown Cary, two openings in Park West Village and much more.
This month at the Cary Theater, there are three different film festivals, as well as new independent feature films, a locally made documentary and live music and comedy events.
Hopefully none of us will ever have to deal with a fire, a tornado, an ice storm, a floor or any sort of horrible emergency disaster. But with a free Community Emergency Preparedness Fair this month, if any of these things happen to you, you’ll know what to do.