Bill West Brings Stories, Songs to the Cary Theater
In the close quarters of the Cary Theater, musician Bill West said he does his best work connecting to the audiences and building a rapport as he prepares to perform downtown in June.
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Weekend Events: Art Loop, Waverly Wine Walk, Summerfest and More
/in Events, FeaturedThis weekend sees a lot of big events in Cary, with not only the monthly Art Loop and Waverly Wine Walk, as well as the start of Summerfest 2018 and more.
Weekend Events: Wheels on Academy, Polka Plus Band and More
/in Events, FeaturedThis weekend is packed full of events, with Frankie Yankovic Day celebrations, Wheels on Academy downtown and more, as well as big events in the Triangle.
Summer 2018 Events In and Around Cary
/in Events, Featured, GuidesAs Summer heats up, more exciting events start in town. Plan out your Summer now with our guide to events in and around Cary.
Harold’s Blog: State Legislature, Transportation and More
/in Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionMonday morning I talked with the Executive Director of CAMPO (Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization) and the Vice Chair about Wednesday’s agenda. We agreed that the agenda was straight forward and based on the presentations we believed the meeting would take an hour to an hour and a half.
Monday afternoon I met with a high school senior and her parent for an interview about local government. Her questions focused on the impact of growth, governmental relationships, and future changes. We talked about half an hour before I gave her a tour of town hall.
Harold’s Blog: Cary School of Government, Cary Road Race and More
/in Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionSpring finally arrived in Cary this week. I participated in a lot of spring related activities in addition to other meetings and events.
Monday I joined council member George in a taping of Cary Matters. Our episode was about the opioid crisis and our pilot program funded by the $100,000 Bloomberg grant. Our first take had several stumbles but we nailed it on our second take.
Later Monday I met with the town manager for my weekly one-on-one meeting. We talked about several projects that have been approved and proposed. We also talked about our budget mini-retreat coming up on May 10th. Our meeting lasted about half an hour.
Harold’s Blog: Water Treatment, Gun Dialogue and More
/in Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionThis week consisted mostly of meetings.
Monday I facilitated two meetings at Apex town hall. The first meeting was the Cary Apex Water Treatment Advisory Committee which makes decisions on our water treatment. Cary and Apex are the only two voting members. At this meeting we heard about the water treatment expansion to 56 mgd (million gallons a day) which will go online soon. Currently our maximum demand on peak days is around 40 mgd. Per capita usage has been going down for years and has now leveled off.
Weekend Events: Downtown Food and Flea, Basant Bahar and More
/in Events, FeaturedThe weather may be bracing this weekend but it is still Spring, which means lots of fun Spring events such as line dancing, Downtown Food and Flea, Basant Bahar and more.
Morrisville Selects Developer for New Town Center
/in Community, Featured, GovernmentIn a project more than 10 years in the making, the Town of Morrisville announced it selected a developer for the first stage of the first Morrisville Town Center.
Showing Historic Buildings Love this Valentine’s Season
/1 Comment/in Community, Downtown, Featured, HistoryValentine’s Day and February is a time to show affection and attention to loved ones. But this year, a new initiative will let people show their love for historic Cary sites and learn more about them.