Story from staff reports. Photo by Michael Mazengarb.
Cary, NC – Dorcas Ministries in Cary is all set to get free energy, and cash, from some unused rooftop space. Welcome to the green economy. Read more
Story and photo by Hal Goodtree.
Cary, NC – Want to know how to make social media work for your business? Check out this example using dessert as a catalyst for social media. Read more
Story and photos by Hal Goodtree.
Cary, NC – In my guise as a commercial photographer (FotoHal.com), I’ve recently visited two local shopping areas with lots of “Help Wanted” signs. The jobs are restaurant/retail, but might be a good opportunity for high school and college kids or anyone looking for a little extra cash.. Read more
Cary, NC – Guest article by attorney Jackie Bedard of Carolina Family Estate Planning. Photo by Michal Hrabovec.
I hear the same excuses over and over….
- I don’t have an “estate.”
- I have more debt than assets.
- The only thing I have is my home.
Playlist by Hal Goodtree. Photo by Shandi-lee.
Cary, NC – Just for Valentine’s Day, here’s a video playlist of love songs for your listening pleasure. Read more
Story by Lindsey Chester. Photos by Brooke Meyer.
Cary, NC – War is not just something that happens on television. Its reach extends right here to Cary, North Carolina. This story is about the homecoming from Afghanistan of 1st Marine Lieutenant Adam Meyer, the son of CaryCitizen contributing photographer Brooke Meyer.
Guest post by Laura Hamlyn. Photo of Crabtree Creek Watershed by Hal Goodtree.
Cary, NC – Best place to live. Home to SAS. Highly educated workforce. We know these Cary stories by heart. But there are so many more waiting to be told. Read more
Story and photos courtesy of the Inhulsen Family.
Cary, NC – A seventh grader in Cary decided to see how much food he could collect for charity by clipping coupons. Over the course of three months, he spent less than $20 and collected over 1,400 pounds of food. Read more
Cary, NC – Caroline Lucas of Cary, N.C., a Peace Corps volunteer, helped launch a women-owned small business in Armenia that produces and sells handmade stuffed bears. Since the Berd Bear project started in March 2011, the women of Berd have earned thousands of dollars to support their families.
Story by Jennifer Bosk, United Way of the Triangle. Photo by Raging Wire.
Cary, NC – On any given night, 2,000 people in the Triangle are homeless. From January 21st – 27th, more than 150 volunteers will take to the streets and homeless shelters in the Triangle to survey and identify our most vulnerable homeless individuals and families. Read more