Business Brief: Downtown Cary Coffee House?
Cary Town Council will be considering approval for a Larry’s Beans in the Historic Jones-Foye House at the next regular council meeting scheduled for July 26.
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Weekend: NC Symphony Summer Season Starts in Cary
/in Events, FeaturedIt’s Memorial Day weekend, with relatively few (30-40) events on the CaryCitizen Calendar . But it’s quality, not quantity that counts. And quality starts with the NC Symphony, kicking off it’s summer residence in Cary this weekend.
Wines for Mother’s Day
/in Community, Featured, Food, Go Local, Shop & DineMother’s Day is next Sunday, May 13, 2012. Don’t get caught unprepared, guys! Consider planning your celebration around a bottle of fine wine.
Weekend Events: Herbs, Fests, Brawls and Lemonade
/in Events, FeaturedGet ready for another surprisng and entertaining weekend in Cary with a visit from Joe and Terry Graedon of the People’s Pharmacy, Herbfest, two road races, Triangle Lemonade Day, a Punjabi festival, JamFest and two theater productions. All this weekend on the CaryCitizen Calendar of Events.
Editor’s Journal: Weekend in Pictures
/in Editors Journal, Featured, NewsCary, NC – Other editors have notebooks. I have a SIM card. Here are some highlights in pictures from the week past in Cary.
Weekend: Soccer, Poetry, Dentistry and Ferrets
/2 Comments/in Events, FeaturedAn outstanding assortment of events on the Calendar this weekend in Cary, with pro soccer and basketball, a poetry festival, a dentistry clinic, something to do with ferrets and much more.
Pictorial: Saturday in Cary
/in Events, Featured, Go Local, PhotographySaturday was blazingly sunny in Cary, North Carolina. I pulled out the camera for the opening of Cary’s two farmers markets and the first ever Easter Bonnet Festival at Waverly Place.
Harold’s Blog: Area Codes, Trains and Traffic
/in Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionThe items generating the most discussion were the related Public Hearings on the Wright and Oxford Hunt properties at the corner of Old Apex and West Chatham Street. The neighbors felt the proposal was too intense and had filed a valid protest petition.
Spring Festivals in India (and Cary) – Basakhi and Ugadi
/in Community, Faiths, FeaturedDid you know that the second most commonly spoken language in Cary is Hindi? For those of you not familiar with Indian Holidays, we have a report direct from India on the spring festivals of Basakhi and Ugadi.
The Weekly Recap: March 9, 2012
/in Featured, NewsFarmers Market Returns Downtown, Design Update on Downtown Movie Theater, RailHawks Beat MLS Whitecaps, Green Hope’s Chawick Named ESPN Coach of the Year, Sister Cities Summit and much more more.