Cary Weekend: Veteran’s Day, Antiques, Ballet & Basketball
This weekend in Cary antique collectors will get their fill, veterans will be recognized, and fundraisers will be held to benefit some very noble causes.
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Harold’s Blog: May 11, 2014
/4 Comments/in Featured, Government, Harold's BlogWe all agreed that information predicted these students for some time but the schools are just not being funded by the county commissioners.
Harold’s Blog: MetLife Ground Breaking
/in Featured, Government, Harold's BlogFriday I had the honor and privilege to be a part of the MetLife ground breaking ceremony at their new site in Weston.
2013 Election Results
/2 Comments/in Elections, Featured, GovernmentThe votes have been counted and we’ve got your 2013 election results for contests in Cary.
Candidate Questionnaire: Jack Smith
/in Elections, Featured, Government, OpinionContinuing our Candidate Questionnaire series, we hear from Jack Smith who is running as the incumbent for Cary Town Council, District C.
Candidate Questionnaire: Nancy Caggia
/in Elections, Featured, Government, OpinionContinuing our Candidate Questionnaire series, we hear from Nancy Caggia who is running as the challenger for Wake County School Board, District 9.
Wake County School Board District 9 Forum
/2 Comments/in Elections, FeaturedThe following report on the Wake County School Board District 9 candidate forum is from Karen Rindge, Executive Director of WakeUpWakeCounty.org, one of the organizers of the event.
Report from Cary Chamber Planning Conference
/2 Comments/in FeaturedOn Wednesday and Thursday of last week, the Cary Chamber of Commerce held its annual planning conference at The Carolina hotel in Pinehurst. Approximately 70 elected officials, chamber officers, local businessmen and businesswomen spent some quality uninterrupted time finding out what is going on in-and-around the town, hearing economic and trend projections from influential thought […]
Harold’s Blog: March 25, 2013
/1 Comment/in Featured, Government, Harold's BlogThe majority of council leaned toward a larger park, 8 out of the remaining 11 acres, with some development along Walker Street.