Top 5 Stories of the Week – August 6, 2021
Cary, NC — Want to get caught up on the latest Cary news? Take a quick look through the most-read stories of the week.
From the Archive: Battle of Morrisville Station
Cary, NC — In April 2012, CaryCitizen remembered the history of Morrisville during the time of the Civil War as an official marker was put in place at the Town Hall entrance.
This story has remained a top-read article as it lives on in the CaryCitizen Archive, so we thought it out to be dusted off and remembered once again.
Weekend Events: BBQ Festival, Downtown Markets & More
Cary, NC — Now that we are hopefully past the worst of the summer heat of July, there are several outdoor events and markets to get Cary families outdoors this weekend to once again enjoy shopping, eating and simply enjoying the company of neighbors!
17-Year-Old Cary Olympian Earns Silver in Swimming
Cary, NC — Adding to the list of USA athletes bringing home an Olympic medal is 17-year-old Claire Curzan, a swimmer and resident of Cary.
Photos: Celebrating Cary’s 150th
Cary, NC — The past two Saturdays brought new life to the old Library site along Academy Street as the Town of Cary celebrated Cary’s 150th year.
Harold’s Blog: Tennis, Mask Mandates & Vaccines
Cary, NC — This was a much slower week than the previous two weeks.
Top 5 Stories of the Week – July 30, 2021
Cary, NC — This week local news and global news came together as Cary resident Katie Zaferes fought her way to a bronze medal in the Tokyo games for triathlon.
Koka Booth Amphitheatre’s August 2021 Lineup
Cary, NC — Just four events are scheduled at Cary’s outdoor amphitheatre for the hot summer nights of August 2021, one being A-lister Harry Connick, Jr and his 7-piece band.
Weekend Events: Downtown Party, Yoga & The Harlem Globetrotters
Cary, NC — The good news about this weekend’s events in Cary is that most are either indoors with air conditioning or outside in the mornings and evenings. Anyone else tired of this muggy heat?
Cary Arts Organizations: Fine Arts League of Cary
Cary, NC — To thank Cary’s nonprofit arts organizations that have kept us all entertained before and during the pandemic, we started up a series in March to share their stories and to highlight any upcoming performances, displays, or galleries.
This month we’re taking a closer look at The Fine Arts League of Cary.