Gourmet Vegan Bakery Opening First Triangle Store in Cary
Cary, NC – Cinnaholic opens its first Triangle store in Cary this year, using all plant-based ingredients to create tastes that appeals to vegans and non-vegans alike. Read more
Chinese Lantern Festival Returns With Completely New Displays
Cary, NC – In only five years, the North Carolina Chinese Lantern Festival has become a nationally and even internationally-known attraction in Cary. Each year brings totally new handcrafted lanterns and this year takes that even further, with a major change to the iconic dragon. Read more
Weekend Events: Chinese Lantern Festival, Holiday Events and More
Cary, NC – This weekend, the Chinese Lantern Festival starts at Koka Booth Amphitheatre. There are also many different holiday events and pop-up markets, as well as concerns, film events and much more in Cary and Morrisville. Read more
Cary Gas Prices Drop Ahead of Thanksgiving Travel Season
Cary, NC – Thanksgiving is one of the biggest travel days of the year, which typically means more demand for gasoline. This year, with a mix of seasonal and market factors, prices have dropped drastically right before the holiday. Read more
A Closer Look at Morrisville Election Write-in Votes
Morrisville, NC – Like we did with the Cary 2019 election, we’re going to take a closer look at the write-in votes in this year’s Morrisville municipal election. Read more
Local Workshop Helps Immigrants Through Citizenship Process
Cary, NC – More than one in five Cary residents were born outside the country. In Morrisville, the figure is closer to one in three. For immigrants who want to apply for naturalized citizenship, a workshop in the Triangle helps people through their paperwork and applications, all free of charge. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Cary Towne Center, Veterans Day and More
Cary, NC – This week was a slow week due to the holiday.
Monday – Veterans Day
Monday was Veteran’s Day which included a program at the Veteran’s Memorial in Cary. Veterans and their families have given so much to protect our freedom and keep us safe. If you see a veteran, please thank them for their service.
New FBI Crime Statistics Shows Drop in Cary Crime As Population Increases
Cary, NC – The most recent FBI Uniform Crime Report data shows crime in Cary has dropped, both in terms of total crimes committed and per capita. Read more
Morrisville Town Council Discusses the Future of the Pugh House
Morrisville, NC – The Pugh House is arguably the premier historic property in all of Morrisville, and after an exterior renovation last year, the decision now falls to Town Council of what to do with this nearly 150-year-old house. Read more
Gale’s Blog: The Four Seasons
Cary, NC – The 2019 long session kicked off on a cold day in January. The majority’s budget was crafted in the warmth of spring and vetoed in the heat of summer. Fall’s beauty has taken a back seat to brief floor sessions with a paucity of votes, many ‘no vote’ sessions, a few hastily called committee meetings, stripped bills with titles that in no way reflect their contents, and several nonsensical recesses of varying lengths. Like a plane without tower clearance to land, the legislature remains in a holding pattern, waiting for Speaker Moore, Senator Berger and Governor Cooper to negotiate a compromise budget.