Cary Arts Center: Grand Opening Weekend
Drum Roll, please – the new Cary Arts center marks its official opening and dedication this weekend on Saturday, August 13, 2011.
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Business: A Southern Season is Sold
/in Business, Featured, NewsCaryCitizen was interested to learn that A Southern Season was sold to a prestigious group of local investors.
Events: Ritmo Latino is Good Time for All
/3 Comments/in Community, Events, FeaturedThe Ritmo Latino Festival in Cary, presented by Diamante, showcases the food, music, dancing and fun of Latino culture. Its free to everyone next Saturday, August 7th in Bond Park.
2011 Cary Scavenger Hunt: And the Winners Are…
/2 Comments/in Featured, NewsIt was a hot, hot day. But, the Cary Scavenger Hunt Teams were up to the challenge. With a Clue Book in hand, filled with 60 clues, teams spread out across Cary to earn points.
Harold’s Blog: Impact Fees Downtown, Officer Penland and More
/in Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, Opinion, Vox PopuliFriday afternoon Lieutenant Barker and I visited Officer Chad Penland at a local hospital. He was actually apologizing for the motorcycle. Of course, I let him know that was not a problem.
Technology: An Inside Look at Lenovo’s Product Pipeline
/in Business, Featured, NewsI was invited by my friend Eric Hobbs of Technology Associates as part of a panel to review new products and developments that are in the pipeline at Lenovo.
2011 Cary Candidate Forum – Submit Questions Now
/in Featured, NewsCary, NC – Here in Cary, we are the only town in the Triangle that has a tradition of holding a public forum for candidates for local office. Now is the time to submit your questions for this year’s candidates.
Western Wake Farmers Market Ponders Move
/in Agriculture, Community, FeaturedTime is running out on the land used for the current Western Wake Farmer’s Market (WWFM) located in Carpenter Village. And the group has plans for a move.
After Years of Planning, Morrisville Kicks Off Community Fund
/in Community, Featured, Non ProfitStory by Matt Young. Morrisville, N.C. – The brainchild of several involved citizens led by former Mayor of Morrisville Jan Faulkner finally came to fruition on Thursday night with a champagne toast and the “ringing of the bell” by Mayor Jackie Holcombe’s daughter, Lindsay. Morrisville’s Community Fund was born.
Town Buys Old Cary Theater
/3 Comments/in Featured, Film, NewsRumor no more, the Town of Cary has purchased the old Cary movie theater on East Chatham Street, lately an auto parts store, for $410,000.