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Editor’s Journal: A Weekend in Pictures
/2 Comments/in Editors Journal, Featured, News, Photography /by Hal GoodtreeStory and photo by Hal Goodtree.
Cary, NC – This past weekend, I managed to get around to three interesting events in the greater Cary region: CenterStage on the front lawn of DPAC in Durham, Wheel on Academy in downtown Cary and Morrisville’s East Meets West festival.
CenterStage
Friday evening was perfect for CenterStage, a collaboration between WUNC’s Back Porch Music and the American Tobacco Historic District in Downtown Durham.
A large and enthusiastic crowd turned out for the first show of the summer. I ran into several friends from Cary and got to take a few shots from the rooftop of Diamond View II, one large office buildings between DPAC and Durham Bulls Athletic Park.
Find out about more free CenterStage concerts this summer.
Wheels on Academy
Saturday morning, I swung by Wheels on Academy in Downtown Cary.
Last year’s inaugural event was a little soggy, but Saturday morning was crisp and clear in downtown Cary. More than 100 cars participated.
My favorites were Barney Fife’s vintage Ford police cruiser, a beautiful plum-colored Studebaker, an immaculate California woody and a low slung hot rod Don Frantz identified for me as a class of cars called a “Rat Ride.” All the cars were gorgeous.
East Meets West
Finally, I wound up at Morrisville’s East Meets West Festival. Booths lined Town Hall Drive and two stages showcased Eastern and Western acts.
I was there to perform on the West stage with A Fifth of Blues, but I also had a chance to wander around a little.
Thanks to Brooke Meyer for getting a shot of me in action with my bass guitar.
It was an exciting weekend all around.
Morrisville East Meets West Festival
/3 Comments/in Community, Events, Featured /by Lindsey ChesterMorrisville, NC – This Saturday, May 18, 2013, Morrisville will host its first East Meets West Festival. It’s a cross-cultural celebration featuring food, music, performances and visual arts highlighting Morrisville’s diverse community. Read more
Delegation from Andrapradesh Visits Morrisville
/in Featured, News, Technology /by StaffMorrisville, NC – A delegation from the Indian state of Andrapradesh visited the Triangle last week to discuss investment in biotech and pharma. Read more
Triangle Rock Club In Morrisville – Small Biz of the Year
/1 Comment/in Business, Featured, News, Sports /by StaffPhotos by Hal Goodtree.
Morrisville, NC – Triangle Rock Club was recently awarded James M. Pugh Small Business Award at the annual meeting of the Morrisville Chamber of Commerce in February. Read more
Mardi Gras Gala to Support Non-Profits
/in Community, Events, Featured /by StaffMorrisville, NC – Have you got your beads? Ordered your king cake? No? Then head over to the Mardi Gras Gala this Saturday presented by the Morrisville Community Fund . Read more
Coming Soon: Jobs, Restaurants and New Theatre at Park West
/10 Comments/in Business, Community, Featured, Food /by Lindsey ChesterMorrisville, NC – More restaurants, a new movie theater and some jobs are coming to Park West Village in the coming weeks. Here’s the run-down. Read more
Candlelight Vigil for Sandy Hook Elementary on Wed
/2 Comments/in Community, Events, Featured /by StaffMorrisville, NC – Town of Morrisville will hold a candlelight vigil on Wednesday, December 19, 2012 to remember the victims of the shooting last week at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, CT.
Morrisville Launches “HOTTies” Entrepreneur Program
/1 Comment/in Business, Featured, News /by StaffMorrisville, NC – The Morrisville Chamber of Commerce is looking for entrepreneurs to enter new program called HOTTies, an acronym for Heart Of The Triangle. Read more
Opinion: 4 Reasons to Vote For Morrisville’s Bonds
/in Elections, Featured, Government, Opinion /by Community ContributorThis story by Jackie Holcombe, Mayor of Morrisville, NC. Photo by Hal Goodtree.
Morrisville, NC – On November 6, Morrisville residents will have an opportunity to approve funding for infrastructure improvements and quality of life enhancements in our town. Two important referenda, one for parks and recreational bonds and a second for street improvements bonds will be before our voters on Election Day. I will be voting YES on both of these bonds. Here’s why. Read more