Joy Pike Honored at Cary Arbor Day Celebration
Under a sunny sky, the Town of Cary celebrated Arbor Day on Saturday, March 21, 2015 by honoring Joy Pike with an Eastern red bud tree to be planted at the Herb Young Community Center in Downtown.
New Search
If you are not happy with the results below please do another search
50 search results for: heartofcary
Public Transit in Wake County: The Timeline
/in Featured, News, TransportationOn Thursday, March 5, 2015, Jennifer Dean of WakeUP Wake County discussed the benefits, goals, and timeline of the new public transit plan underway for Wake County. CaryCitizen shares a summary here.
The Sculptures of Downtown Cary
/1 Comment/in Arts, Downtown, FeaturedLast year, on a hot July day, I walked up and down Academy Street interviewing the artists of twelve sculptures which line the streets of Downtown Cary.
Profiles: Remembering Jean Ladd
/1 Comment/in Featured, History, ProfilesJean Ladd had a tremendous connection with Cary’s history–after all, she lived here in the 1930’s and grew up on Dry Avenue right down the road from what is now the Cary Arts Center. Mrs. Ladd lived in Cary her whole life, and I knew that she had an incredible story.
Don’s Blog: Transit and a Worksession
/3 Comments/in Don's Blog, Featured, GovernmentImproved bus service makes sense. It utilizes existing infrastructure. It is far more cost effective than rail service and, unlike rail, routes can be adjusted or moved based on demand. Once the rail tracks are down that’s it – you ain’t moving them.
Don’s Blog: Because Gale
/1 Comment/in Don's Blog, Featured, GovernmentWell, unless you happen to be the post office or an advertising agency, you have to be glad the elections are over.
Family Closes Mahoney’s, Opens Crosstown Pub
/1 Comment/in Business, Downtown, Featured, Restaurants, Shop & DineNext month, Sheila Ryan will close Mahoney’s and relocate the business to Downtown Cary with a new name: Crosstown Pub.
Lori’s Blog: Upcoming Landscaping
/8 Comments/in Downtown, Featured, Government, Lori's BlogAt our Cary Town Council work session this week, we saw updated designs for the Downtown Park and Streetscape.
Season of the Backhoe: Publix, Cary Parkway & (Much) More
/6 Comments/in Business, Featured, NewsThe backhoes are busy and lots of dirt is moving in Cary. Even by Cary standards. In this post, we catch up with the progress at Publix, Harris Teeter, Lowes, Field & Stream, Cary Parkway and more.
Remembering Carroll Ogle
/6 Comments/in Featured, ProfilesIt is with sadness that we report that Carroll Ogle, a lion of the Cary community, passed away on July 1, 2014. He was 86.