Brick Sculptures Bring Charm to Cary Greenway
Cary, NC — Many who have biked or walked the Black Creek Greenway have stumbled upon the perplexing works of North Carolina brick sculptor, Brad Spencer.
Biking Survey Open for Cary Residents
Cary, NC — For current bikers and aspiring ones too, there’s a new, quick survey allowing residents to make suggestions about the Town of Cary’s future biking accessibility.
Outdoor Cary: Paddling Lake Crabtree
Cary, NC — The dreaded NC humidity took the day off last Tuesday, so I jumped at the chance to hit the water. Searching around, I found a great spot that’s easily accessible and doesn’t require a boat launch fee—Lake Crabtree.
Cary Purchases 200+ Acres for Recreation, Preservation
Cary, NC – After a year’s effort, the Town of Cary has purchased of 217 acres of former farmland along Earnest Jones Rd in Chatham County. Cary plans to eventually use the land for recreational activities and open space preservation. Read more
Gardening: Help Local Wildlife with a Pollinator Garden
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.
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.
Ashley’s Journal: Birds in my Backyard
Cary, NC — Someone recently asked me, “What is something that was always there before the pandemic that you didn’t notice until staying home?” After a moment of thought, I answered “the birds.”
Ways to Celebrate Earth Day 2020
Cary, NC — Today, Wednesday, April 22, 2020 marks the 50th yearly celebration of Earth Day.
Hikes Near You in Cary
Cary, NC — Outdoor recreation, for now, is on the shortlist of things you can do outside the house during this pandemic.