Harold’s Blog: 8/17/2014
Cary, NC — It was a busy week for the Mayor’s office with groundbreakings, speaking engagements, and a council meeting.
Mayton Inn Breaks Ground Downtown
Ceremonial Groundbreaking of the Mayton Inn, includes L-> R Gale Adcock, Ed Yerha, Howard Johnson,Mayor Harold Weinbrecht, Deanna Crossman, Colin Crossman, Don Franz, Lori Bush, Jack Smith.
Cary, NC – After many delays, the Mayton Inn finally broke ground on Academy Street in Downtown Cary on Wednesday, August 14, 2014. Read more
Money Matters: Protecting Your Retirement Against Illness or Injury
Cary, NC – If you’ve already started saving for your retirement, congratulations. You’re on your way to fulfilling lifelong dreams and goals. There are millions of Americans who suffer a disabling illness or injury and, as a result, cannot work. Such afflictions not only effects their physical well being, but their fiscal health as well, damaging their income and retirement funds. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Legislative Update and More
Cary, NC — This was a much slower week than previous weeks. Most of my activities were on Monday and Thursday. Read more
Business: Cary Retail Space Bounces Back
Cary retail space is experiencing a boom. Low vacancy rates and lots of new businesses are opening.
Cary, NC — It seems you can’t visit a shopping center in Cary without encountering a new shop or two. These are signs of the economic recovery making itself felt right here in Cary. Read more
Harold’s Blog: 8/3/14
Cary, NC — This was a busy week that included a couple of historic events: the swearing in of a new town clerk and the recognition of 50 years of service by Cary Rotary clubs. Read more
Season of the Backhoe: Publix, Cary Parkway & (Much) More
Cary, NC — The backhoes are busy and lots of dirt is moving in Cary. Even by Cary standards. In this post, we have some pictures and info about a few of the new developments and construction projects. Read more
Sherry Scoggins Starts as New Town Clerk
Cary, NC — The Cary Town Council has chosen Sherry Scoggins to serve as the community’s next Town Clerk. She replaces Sue Rowland, who retired after over 30 years of public service, 22 of which have been with the Town of Cary. Read more
Harold’s Blog: Double Dose
Editor’s Note: CaryCitizen was on vacation last week. This week, we’re publishing a double dose of Harold’s Blog from July 20 and July 27, 2014. Read more
Music: Six String is Back
David Sardinha is resurrecting the Six String with shows at The Cary Theater starting July 19.
Cary, NC – Back in 2000, the Six String Cafe entertained crowds in Mac Gregor Village with original music acts and a club atmosphere. After lying dormant for almost nine years, Six String is back. Read more