Business Bits: Boutique Moves to Mayton Inn, E-Sports Center To Open in Waverly Place and More
Cary NC — If you are a coffee lover, a shopper, a dog owner, a candy lover or a gamer, you’ll be happy to hear about these new businesses coming to Cary.
March 2020 Shows at The Cary Theater
Cary, NC — The Cary Theater has a jampacked March showcase full of amazing live shows, award-winning films and even a free afternoon movie for the Town of Cary’s Arbor Day Celebration.
Nonprofit Gives Children and Adults with Disabilities the Chance to Play Baseball
Cary, NC — Founded in 2005, the Miracle League of the Triangle is a nonprofit organization providing individuals with special needs the opportunity to play baseball.
Weekend Events: Leap Day, Mardi Gras and More
Cary, NC — As always, Cary will be a hub of live performances, films and food trucks this weekend. Take the opportunity to support a local business or organization by taking in a show, drinking a pint or stopping in at a local farmer’s market.
Canes Lose the Game, Ayres Wins the Crowd
Raleigh, NC — After winning a storybook game in Toronto 6-3 with EBUG (emergency back up goalie) David Ayres and all the trades on Monday, the Hurricanes, fell to a better Dallas Stars team by the same score of 2 weeks ago, 4-1 in front of another almost sellout, loud, crowd.
Local Producer Talks Debut of Documentary, “Shaw Rising”
Cary, NC — Hal Goodtree, who many may know as our CaryCitizen publisher, is also an internationally celebrated producer, best known for his work in commercials for organizations such as the NFL, the New York Times and more. This Thursday marks another highlight of his career as his second long-form documentary, “Shaw Rising,” premiers on UNC-TV.
Harold’s Blog: Council Meeting, Transportation Hub Work Session, Snow Treatment and More
Cary, NC — This was a typical week that included a regularly scheduled council meeting.
Snow Day Photos from Cary Citizens
Cary, NC — It wasn’t a “Snowmageddon” but it was fun last Thursday, February 20, to see the white stuff falling from the sky and realize that the kids would be out of school and that the pace of life would slow down for a day. Friday dawned bright and sunny which caused most of the snow to melt by late afternoon, meaning that if you wanted to capture the beauty, you needed to get out early. Our writer, Ashley Kairis posted some beauties on Friday evening, and we encouraged our fans to post their photos to our social media pages. Published here are some of the best from the submissions we received. Thank you all for posting!
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Snow Day Photos
Photo by Cliff Alexander
Photo by Vanita Sehgal
Photo by Janelle Pettit Scruggs
Photo by Tammy Robertson
Photo by LouAnn Cartaino
Photo by Catherine Lewandowski
Photo by Ann Stanfield
Photo by JoJo Carroll
Newsboy Photo by Ashley Kairis
Most photographers captured the spring flowers under a blanket of snow, their pets the streets and their homes. No snowmen this year!
This was a late February snow and chances are we won’t be seeing any more of this type of precipitation for at least 10 months. But it was fun while it lasted.
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Town Council: Residential, Retail and Office Space Coming to Downtown Cary
Cary, NC — Despite the weather’s best attempts to cancel a second Town Council Meeting this month, the group forged ahead with the two combined agendas of the Feb. 9 and 20 meetings Thursday night.
Canes Suffer a 4-Game Season Series Sweep by the Rangers
Raleigh, NC — Head coach Rod Brind’Amour called the last game in Nashville a complete game by the entire team, one which he hoped the team would use as a springboard to another run. To his dismay and to the dismay of Canes fans everywhere, the Canes as a team played a lackluster game against the Rangers, losing 5-2 on Friday.