Harold’s Blog: Lazy Daze, Developments and More
Cary, NC – This was a busy week with several long nights. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Town Elections, Dreamfest and More
Cary, NC – This week was a little slower than normal. Read more
Cary’s New Town Manager Starts First Month
Cary, NC – Cary’s new Town Manager, Sean Stegall is only a few weeks into his new job, and with Stegall so new to the area, many Caryites may not know a lot about him. Read more
Government: Cary Town Council, 8/11/16
Cary, NC – At the latest regular meeting of the Cary Town Council, several issues saw concerned residents come out to voice their worries about proposed developments in their neighborhoods. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Town Business and Cultural Celebrations
Cary, NC – This week saw an increase in events as we approach the busy fall season. Read more
Voting Rules Update: Voter Registration
Cary, NC – With the recent federal Circuit Court ruling undoing North Carolina’s 2013 changes to the laws surrounding voting rules, CaryCitizen will lay out the current rules over the next few months to make it easy for you to understand what to do come election day. Read more
Wake County Reaching Out to Public in Measles Case
Cary, NC – With the news that a patient who had contracted measles was in Cary, the Wake County Human Services Division of Public Health is trying to contact people who may have been exposed to the disease. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Town Manager, Cary Sports and More
Cary, NC – This week’s highlight was the swearing in of Cary’s new town manager. Read more
Local Candidate’s Campaign May Be For Nonexistent Seat
Morrisville, NC – When Morrisville Town Council member Vicki Scroggins-Johnson won her primary earlier this year, she believed the Wake County district she was running for would still exist come November. But now a recent federal court ruling has put this race in limbo. Read more
Open House Unveils Cary Plans to Residents
Cary, NC – On the cusp of Cary’s 2040 Community Plan going to Town Council, Cary residents got the opportunity to learn about the proposed plans and changes for the town and, more importantly, let the town know what they think about it. Read more