150 Years: How Cary Got its Name
Cary, NC — How did Cary become a town? Why was “Cary” the chosen name? The answer requires a trip back in time to 1871.
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Mayor Presents 2021 State of Cary Address
/4 Comments/in Business, Community, Featured, Government, NewsCary, NC — With each turn of a new year, Mayor Harold Weinbrecht presents his annual State of Cary Address to highlight the highs and lows of the past year and present the ambitions for the next.
Harold’s Blog: Goals for 2021, Electric Truck Purchase & More
/2 Comments/in Community, Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionCary, NC — This week was the first regularly scheduled council meeting of the year.
Harold’s Blog: Epic Games at Cary Towne Center, Economic Forecast, U.S. Capitol Assault and More
/2 Comments/in Community, Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionCary, NC — It has been a few weeks since I posted, and a lot has happened.
Cary Town Council Ends 2020 with Positive Economic Update
/in Community, Featured, Government, NewsCary, NC — With upward-trending sales tax revenues and $2.7 million in additional CARES Act reimbursements up for grabs in January, the Town of Cary’s financial position is solid, according to Town CFO Karen Mills.
Harold’s Blog: Christmas Parade, Federal Relief, Project Updates and More
/1 Comment/in Community, Featured, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionCary, NC — This week’s activities included only staff meetings and conversation with council members.
Harold’s Blog: Virtual Christmas Events, COVID Stats, Chinese Lanterns and More
/2 Comments/in Community, Featured, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionCary, NC — This week’s activities were light.
A Closer Look at Cary’s Downtown Development, The Walker
/in Business, Community, Featured, NewsCary, NC — In February 2020, we reported on the Cary Town Council’s unanimous approval of a project that would bring two urban developments to Downtown Cary. Now, we’ve caught up with a couple of lead developers and investors to get a closer look at what to expect from the project.
Harold’s Blog: COVID Surge, Quarterly Meeting, Pop-Up Art and More
/in Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionCary, NC — This week included the last quarterly meeting of the year.
Harold’s Blog: Election Week, Leaf Pick-Up and More
/1 Comment/in Community, Elections, Featured, Government, Harold's Blog, News, OpinionCary, NC — Since this was election week my only meetings were with staff.