Harold’s Blog: Cary On!
Cary, NC – This was a light week for me and only included a meeting and a few events. Read more
Cary, NC – This was a light week for me and only included a meeting and a few events. Read more
On Wednesday and Thursday of last week, the Cary Chamber of Commerce held its annual planning conference at The Carolina hotel in Pinehurst. Approximately 70 elected officials, chamber officers, local businessmen and businesswomen spent some quality uninterrupted time finding out what is going on in-and-around the town, hearing economic and trend projections from influential thought leaders and developing a plan of work for the coming year. Read more
Cary, NC – The Friends of the Page Walker Hotel, Cary’s defacto historical society, is seeking citizens’ assistance in locating old photos of Cary. Read more
Cary, NC – The Moe’s team led by Coach Binh Nguyen recovered from a rough first inning down 1-5 to win the Cary Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources 2013 Colt Baseball Tournament Championship. Read more
Story from staff reports. Photo by apbailey.
Cary, NC – In another positive economic bell weather for the area, the Governor’s Office reported today that revenue collection is $150 million above forecast for the current fiscal year. Read more
By Matt Young. All photos courtesy of Carolyn Sakowksi.
All Over, NC – Carolyn Sakowski has published an updated version of the Touring the Western North Carolina Backroads (John F. Blair, publisher) guidebook. Read more
Cary, NC – The Cary Library is having a party and everyone’s invited!
The Cary Public Library celebrates its 50th birthday this Friday, October 22, 2010. At 7 PM, a special after-hours event will celebrate the past, present and future of the Cary Library. Refreshments will be served and music will be performed by Chris and Gail Anderson. Read more
Story and photos by Leslie Huffman
Cary, NC – Everyone in town knows at least one person who works for SAS Institute here in Cary. The company has won many awards for it’s innovative technology and family friendly work environment.
But SAS Institute is also changing the environment with the production of clean, renewable energy for our community. I was invited this week for a tour. Read more