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Did you know you can rub shoulders with some of Cary’s celebrities at the annual Cary Scavenger Hunt? They’re not quite movie stars, but they are Cary celebrities, and, without these folks, Cary wouldn’t be what it is today.
The very latest addition to Hemlock Bluffs–the Children’s Nature Trail–was dedicated by the Town of Cary on National Trails Day, June 6, 2015.
Learn how to make your own backyard a certified wildlife habitat for birds, bees and butterflies.
We published our 4,000th CaryCitizen story ten days ago on March 31, 2o15. To celebrate this milestone, I’ll share that story, our most popular stories and some of my personal favorites.
Backyard bird watching is a growing pastime in America. What does it take to make your property an attraction for birds? It’s simple and inexpensive!
Bird watchers in the Cary area can enjoy a wide variety of species in their own backyards. Some of these winter birds are migratory and can only be seen here in the cooler months. The following are among the most visible of these winter visitors.
The Cary Scavenger Hunt has many excellent ways to connect with your community, but one of the most fun is who you meet when your scores are tallied. We employ Cary Celebrities. Really.
Today, July 24, 2014 is the 5th anniversary of CaryCitizen. Thanks to all our readers, contributors and advertisers who have made it all possible.
on Chatham Street, a youthful movie house named The Cary entertained residents with the novelty of first run films, Saturday matinees, and live entertainment.
This month, the Stevens Nature Center at Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Friends, staff, volunteers and others in the community gathered to celebrate this landmark on May 8.