Candidate Questionnaire: Jack Smith
Cary, NC — Continuing our Candidate Questionnaire series, we hear from Jack Smith who is running as the incumbent for Cary Town Council, District C. Read more
Candidate Questionnaire: Nancy Caggia
Cary, NC — Continuing our Candidate Questionnaire series, we hear from Nancy Caggia who is running as the challenger for Wake County School Board, District 9. Read more
Find Your Voting Place
Cary, NC – Calling all Republicans and Democrats, Independents, Libertarians, Undecideds and Unaffiliateds – it’s time to come together and vote. Here’s how to find your voting place for the election on Tuesday, October 8, 2013. Read more
Candidate Questionnaire: Bill Fletcher
Cary, NC — Continuing our Candidate Questionnaire series, we hear from Bill Fletcher who is running as the incumbent for Wake County School Board, District 9. Read more
Candidate Questionnaire: Ed Yerha
Cary, NC — Starting today, we’ll begin running the answers to our Candidate Questionnaire. Ed Yerha, running unopposed for an At-Large seat on Cary Town Council, is up first. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Lexus Nexus and Beekeeping
Cary, NC — This week was a regularly scheduled council meeting week. Other than activities related to the council meeting there wasn’t a lot going on. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Economic Development and Backyard Ducks
Cary, NC — This week included a few meetings and events but other than that it was not very busy. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Thinking About the 2015 Budget
Cary, NC – This week was a busier week that included a lot of late nights. The highlights of the week were a mini retreat and the council meeting. Read more
Don’s Blog: Imagine Cary with Cars
Cary, NC – At our latest Imagine Cary work session, consultants presented 12 Vision and Value Statements drafted by the Committee for the Future for council review prior to being “tested” by the community via a mind-mixer website. The 12 Vision and Values statements spoke to the following topics: Read more
Harold’s Blog: School Bonds
Cary, NC — This week was slow compared to a normal week but included a few significant events. Read more