Fall Fashion 2014 Trends In Cary Boutiques
Cary, NC — Although for many it seems that summer never fully materialized, the quest for Fall Fashion Trends traditionally begins right after Labor Day in Cary.
Education: Bill Fletcher Sept Newsletter
Wake County, NC — Thoughts for September 2014 from Bill Fletcher, Member Wake County Board of Education. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Town Council Meeting, LEED McDonalds and the EDC
L-R: Greg Bush, Harold Weinbrecht, Belinda Weinbrecht and Lori Bush.
Cary, NC — This week was typical for a regularly scheduled council meeting. Read more
Kids Together Playground Gets a Renovation
Volunteers helping to renovate the Kids Together Playground
Cary, NC- After 14 years of play, the large, Climb & Slide structure in the Kids Together Playground was showing signs of wear and tear. Read more
Technology: Triangle Leads Nation in Smart Grid
Triangle, NC — While summer heat and severe weather can cause power disruptions and outages, North Carolina is leading the charge in smart grid innovation to help improve energy distribution and help consumers conserve and efficiently use energy across North America and the world. Read more
Reseeding Your Lawn: 2014 Piedmont Edition
Cary, NC — Across the Carolina Piedmont, it’s been a cool summer, with temps never cracking 100° F this year. Lawns across town look better than ever. Does that mean you can skip reseeding this fall? Of course not. Read more
Cary Players Season Opener: Wait Until Dark
Cary, NC- Audiences will be on the edge of their seats as Cary Players opens its 13th season with Frederick Knott’s spine-tingling drama, Wait until Dark. Read more
Cary Scavenger Hunt: Meet the Celebrity Judges
Doc Thorne and Joy Pike judging teams in 2012.
Cary, NC — The Cary Scavenger Hunt has many excellent ways to connect with your community, but one of the most fun is who you meet when your scores are tallied. We employ Cary Celebrities. Really. Read more
Weekend: Transit, Scavenger Hunt and More
Thursday, September 11, 2014
On Thursday morning, the Morrisville Chamber will host a Transit Forum at 8 AM. Durham and Orange Counties have passed transit bonds, but Wake voters have yet to be afforded the opportunity to express their will. David King and Deborah Ross will be on hand from Triangle Transit. Members: $10; Non-Members 20. Registration.
The Citizen Diplomacy Summit, presented by Sister Cities of Cary, will run from 7-9 PM at the Cary Theater downtown.
Also Thursday, party band The Dickens will take the stage at Park West, part of the Harvest Nights concert series.
More Thursday details on the Calendar.
Friday, September 12, 2014
On Friday, Tea Cup Gin will bring their eclectic mix of jazz, blues and show tunes to the Downtown Performance Green in Cary from 7-9 PM.
Also Friday, It’s Raining Cats & Dogs, a concert by the Cary Town Band, will celebrate our favorites pets from 7:30-8:30 at Sertoma Amphitheatre in Bond Park.
More Friday details on the Calendar.
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Saturday is the 5th Annual Cary Scavenger Hunt. First prize is a trophy cup stuffed with $250 in cash. Think you know Cary? It’s not too late to register.
More Saturday details on the Calendar.
Across the Triangle
This weekend, SparkCon takes to the streets in Raleigh. Zappa Plays Zappa is at the Lincoln Theater in Raleigh on Friday night and the Durham Bulls play the PawSox Friday and Saturday (if necessary) in the International League Governor’s Cup.
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The CaryCitizen Calendar of Events is edited by Lindsey Chester.
Cary Chamber Celebrates 52 Years
Passing of the gavel – David Booth and Frank Shel.
Cary, NC – September 4, 2014 – The Cary Chamber of Commerce held its 52nd Annual Banquet on September 3rd at Prestonwood Country Club. Three outstanding community leaders were presented with prestigious awards and keynote, Sharon Decker, NC Department of Commerce Secretary, spoke to a sold-out crowd. Read more