Celebrating Continues for Cary Graduates
Cary, NC — In late June, the Town of Cary announced its plans for the Cary Graduates Together event. Last night I stopped by Academy Street to take it in and here’s what I saw.
Hurricanes to Kick Off 2020 NHL Playoffs
Cary, NC — Not since the tail end of Hurricane Hazel in 1954 has Toronto experienced any effect of a Hurricane during the summer. But, on August 1, the Carolina Hurricanes and the New York Rangers will attempt to start the 2020 NHL Playoffs.
Fenton: Six-Story Apartment Plans
Cary, NC — Last week, developers of the 69-acre mixed-use development known as “Fenton” released plans and renderings for what the multifamily apartment area will look like once constructed.
Harold’s Blog: Mask Extension, Columbus Monument Removed and More
Cary, NC — Since I declared a State of Emergency in March for the COVID-19 pandemic, face-to-face meetings have been rare and only with staff. And face-to-face meetings with the public have been stopped.
An Open Conversation on Race & Policing in Cary
Cary, NC — Powerful words when matched with inclusive actions have the ability to change the narratives of racial injustice and police perception. Proving that point in a virtual meeting of the Heart of Cary Association this morning were two panelists, Tru Petigrew, a Diversity and Inclusion Expert, and Tony Godwin, former Cary Police Chief.
Harold’s Blog: A Quiet July 4th, Rising COVID-19 Numbers
Cary, NC — This was a holiday week so there were very few meetings.
Chamber Planning Conference Set for August
Cary, NC — The yearly planning conference of the Cary Chamber of Commerce has a new date of Wednesday, August 19.
Business Bits: Mayton Inn Shifts Ownership, New Businesses in Cary
Cary, NC — The last time we did a rundown of business news and openings in Cary was in February, better known as pre-pandemic times. Today, our monthly series makes its triumphant return.
Harold’s Blog: 2021 Budget, Face Coverings, Legislative Updates and More
Cary, NC — This was an important week as Cary approved its budget for fiscal year 2021 which will take effect on July 1st.
Town Council Adopts 2021 Budget & Discusses Changes at The Fenton
Cary, NC — In last night’s near 3-hour meeting, the Cary Town Council unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2021 budget, conducted 3 public hearings and discussed 2 additional items.