Business Bits: Openings & Closings Around Cary
Cary, NC — What a whirlwind this year has been for Cary businesses. Some have come to a permanent closing while others have found a unique opportunity for their grand opening.
Cary’s Amazon Delivery Station
Cary, NC — If there’s any company that has thrived through the pandemic, it’s Amazon.
Developers Share Vision for Cary Towne Center
Cary, NC — The mall that has sat predominantly empty for years is soon to get an entirely new look and name. The mixed use development called, “Carolina Yards” is expected to break ground in early 2021.
Development Updates in Downtown Cary
Cary, NC — The multi-million dollar developments, designs and upgrades to downtown Cary don’t happen without the stamp of approval from Ted Boyd, Cary’s Director of Economic Development.
Morrisville Aquatics Center’s $8 Million Renovation
Cary, NC — Since its closure in late 2018, the Morrisville Aquatics & Fitness Center has undergone an extensive renovation and reopened its doors on August 31, 2020 to the public.
RDU adding 5 Non-Stop Flights this Fall
Cary, NC — By the end of 2020, RDU will have 5 new non-stop destinations added to the boards from JetBlue.
Bond Brothers Celebrates Diversity with New Brew
Cary, NC — If a diverse group of people coming together to make a batch of beer makes it taste good, then Bond Brothers’ new American Wheat Ale is bound to be delicious.
Canned Brews from Cotton House
Cary, NC — Since their opening a year and a half ago, Cotton House Craft Brewers has offered its brews exclusively from the taproom on Academy Street. That is, until now.
CaryCitizen Reaches Fundraising Goal
Cary, NC – We are humbled and thrilled to announce that CaryCitizen has reached it’s fundraising goal of $50,000. We will be able to continue operations and publishing through the end of this year, and hopefully beyond, without interruption. Read more
Chamber Promotes Diversity, Education and Economics
Cary, NC — The Town of Cary is at a pivotal point in its history this year. Operations went virtual overnight in March 2020, revenue losses were felt in the millions and social outcries were echoed through the streets in a fight against racism.