Top 5 Stories of the Week: February 4, 2022
Cary, NC — This week’s most-read stories had to do with travels, trees and a few local happenings. Let’s take a look.
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Weekend Events: Marlon Wayans & Talia Dalton Perform
Cary, NC — From musical talents and fun community outings to the start of Black History Month celebrations, here are a few things to put on your calendar this weekend.
February at the Farmers Market
Cary, NC — It’s been a bitterly cold last few weeks for local farmers and their crops, but thanks to greenhouses, there will still be a selection to shop from each Saturday of February at the Cary Downtown Farmers Market.
New NC Law Allows Contraceptives Without Prescription
Cary, NC — A section of North Carolina law that goes into effect today expands access to hormonal birth control without a prescription.
Register for Spring Giveaway of Native Cary Trees
Cary, NC — If you’ve heard the phrase “My Tree, Our Tree” around town, it refers to a Town of Cary program that offers free, native trees to Cary residents who will take them home and plant them. Note: Participation in this program is limited to Cary citizens.
Mayor’s 2022 State of Cary Address
Cary, NC — Wednesday morning at Prestonwood Country Club, Cary Mayor Harold Weinbrecht presented his 15th annual State of Cary address to a packed ballroom of Chamber members.
Top 5 Stories of the Week: January 28, 2022
Cary, NC — In looking at the stories our readers gravitated toward the most this week, it was a unique surprise to see the number one story is a story from June 2021 on Downtown Cary Park.
RDU Adds New Nonstop Flight to Iceland
Cary, NC — A new transatlantic flight will soon be added to the boards at Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU). The destination? Reykjavik, Iceland.
Weekend Events: Gypsy Jazz, Art Exhibit & More
Cary, NC — Let’s take a look at what there is to do around Cary this last weekend of January.
NC Legislature Votes to Further Delay 2022 Primary Elections
Cary, NC — On Wednesday last week a vote of 69-50 was made in the NC House to advance House Bill 605 which calls for another postponement of North Carolina’s primary elections.