Cary, NC – A while ago, we reported on Garage Brothers of Raleigh. Kraig Bantle of Cary started the company in 2007. He cleans out your attic or garage for free.
Seems his latest job was cleaning out his Raleigh location and moving to 303 East Durham Road in Cary. The new location opened on May 1. Read more
Cary, North Carolina – In an article from last week entitled Fastest Growing Cities in the South, Fortune writes that of the 11 fastest-growing areas in the country, 8 were in the South. Leading the pack: Raleigh-Cary. Read more
Story and photo by Lindsey Chester
Cary, NC – In yet another sign of the renaissance of Downtown Cary, MMI Public Relations recently relocated their office to 223 East Chatham Street, just up from the Food Factory. Read more
Story and photo by Hal Goodtree
Cary, North Carolina – U.S. Senator Richard Burr (R-NC) spent about an hour with members of the Cary business community last week talking about taxes, Social Security, energy policy and the Middle East. It was an enlightening lunch hour. Read more
From staff reports.
Cary, North Carolina – Biogen is adding a new 180,000 square foot office on its RTP campus. And RN Rouse of Cary is building it. Read more
Cary, North Carolina – An article in Wall Street and Technology last week told the story: Wall Street is Moving to North Carolina.
Melanie Rodier writes that new jobs on Wall Street have migrated – to Salt Lake City, Seattle and Cary, N.C. Polish up your wingtips, people! Read more
An opinion by Hal Goodtree, Publisher of CaryCitizen.com
Cary, NC – For many months, I’ve heard about problems with permitting and inspections related to opening a business in Cary. In particular, many small businesses have complained to me about a lengthy, expensive and not always responsive process. Read more
Cary, NC – Cindy Sinkez, a longtime leader in the community, has joined CaryCitizen as Marketing Director. “We’re thrilled to have someone of Cindy’s experience and influence as part of our growing team,” said CaryCitizen Publisher Hal Goodtree. Read more
Patti Thorp, UNC Build a Block adviser, Chancellor Holden Thorp, Dave Henninger, VP of Marketing Services for The Pantry/Kangaroo Express, Lauren Blanchet, Student Co-Director of UNC Build a Block.
Cary, NC- Coffee cup, that is.
While no Triangle Universities won the NCAA championships on the court, their fans helped them win big for charity. The Pantry, Ltd held their own contest called the Battle for Bean Street which pitted UNC, NC State and Duke fans against each other. Read more
Cary, NC – Right on the heels of our Knight Foundation Fellowship comes news that CaryCitizen is the subject of an article in the Columbia Journalism Review (CJR). Read more