Weekend Events: Christmas Events, Nutcracker Ballet and More
It’s the final weekend before Christmas and there are a variety of festive events in Cary, from Christmas movies at the Cary Theater to the Nutcracker at the Cary Arts Center and more.
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Harold’s Blog: Cary Town Council Meeting, Cary Police Chief and More
/1 Comment/in Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionMonday I joined the entire council at the retirement of Police Chief Tony Godwin. He was one of the best chiefs that Cary has ever had and did a LOT of amazing things. As part of the ceremony I read a proclamation recognizing his service.
Cary Town Council: Electric Scooters, Veterinary Hospital and More
/4 Comments/in Featured, Government, NewsWhile the latest Cary Town Council meeting did not have a long agenda, Town Council and public speakers had a long discussion about stormwater and light pollution at a new planned parking lot, while also voting on a new town grant and rules regarding electric scooters that have grown in popularity.
Harold’s Blog: Election Day, Veterans’ Proclamation and More
/in Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionIt saddens me to know that our country and state is so divided. In Cary we have proven that party doesn’t matter. We believe that working toward a common goal is easier when all work together and there is no place for divisiveness. It is always OK to disagree but we must always work together on each and every decision. That is the only way we can possibly reach our potential as a community. So far, at the end of my 11th year as mayor, I am proud to say we are doing exactly that. Now if we can only get that message across to our state and federal representative.
Popular “White Christmas Sing-a-Long” Unable to Play at Cary Theater This Year
/in Arts, Downtown, Featured, FilmThe “White Christmas Sing-a-Long” in December has been a tradition at the Cary Theater for several years now. But due to the film rights being used by chain movie theaters, the event will not occur this year and the Cary Theater is planning for new interactive screenings they hope will become new Cary traditions.
Weekend Events: Diamante Awards, Food and Flea and More
/1 Comment/in Events, FeaturedThere’s something for everyone this weekend in Cary, from music at the Cary Arts Center to this year’s Latino Diamante Awards to shopping for the holidays at Downtown Cary Food and Flea and various other holiday markets, plus much more.
Harold’s Blog: Town Council Meeting, Volunteer Efforts and More
/in Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionMonday I attempted to contact all council members since there was a regularly scheduled council meeting on Thursday. I was able to contact all council members but one. Items talked about in my one-on-one discussions included the proposal for hotels on North Harrison and the Bainbridge proposal at Maynard and Chapel Hill Road.
Lobsterfest Returns with Fresh Lobsters for Fundraiser
/in Featured, Food, Non ProfitFood fundraisers abound in Cary over the year, celebrating so many of our favorite comforts and delicacies. That list includes barbecue, fried chicken, fish, subs, and, yes, lobsters.
Harold’s Blog: Quarterly Update, India Independence Day and More
/1 Comment/in Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionThis week’s activities mostly consisted of the quarterly meeting and events. Monday I met with the town manager for about half an hour for our weekly one-on-one talk. Topics included the downtown library, downtown development, the North Harrison development, the upcoming quarterly meeting and other topics.
Waltonwood Running Food and School Supply Drive This Month
/1 Comment/in Community, Education, Featured, Food, Non ProfitWith the school year starting soon, local Caryites can help make sure local children get everything they need as Waltonwood Cary Parkway holds a donation drive for food and school supplies this week and next.