Wake County Daily COVID Report: May 27, 2020
Cary, NC —When is it safe to go out? That’s a question we’ve been asking ourselves here at CaryCitizen. Read more
Everyday Heroes: A Positive, Compassionate Paramedic
Cary, NC — One of Cary’s many healthcare workers during and well before the COVID-19 pandemic is 27-year-old Christian Bennett, a paramedic and field training officer with Cary Area EMS.
Harold’s Blog: Week 10 of Closures, Virtual Meetings and COVID Updates
Cary, NC — This week was a typical week for being in a State of Emergency.
Gardening: Help Local Wildlife with a Pollinator Garden
Harold’s Blog: Cary EMS Merger, NCDOT Suspension, Tax Rate and More
Cary, NC — This week was a slow week. We continue in a State of Emergency due to COVID-19 which means that all my ceremonial events are canceled.
Cary’s Rare and Unusual Birds
Cary, NC — We are still being asked to stay at home through additional weeks but thankfully there is so much to observe about birds.
Bill Fletcher: Challenges of Reopening Schools
Cary, NC — Bill Fletcher of the Wake County Board of Education shares the many questions that face the Wake County Public School System before reopenning and how Wake County parents can help find the answers.
Virtual Happy Hour Music in Cary
Cary, NC — While music is known as the universal language, it has also become a universal coping mechanism for many during the pandemic.
State Parks and NC Beaches Reopen
Cary, NC — As COVID-19 cases continue to slowly drop, so do the “Closed” signs and on the gates of public recreation hubs across the state.
Harold’s Blog: A Week of Meetings, Repairs and Reopenings
Cary, NC — This week the council held its first business meeting in almost two months. Since we are still in a State of Emergency, some council members participated remotely.