Business Bits: Openings & Closings Around Cary
Cary, NC — What a whirlwind this year has been for Cary businesses. Some have come to a permanent closing while others have found a unique opportunity for their grand opening.
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One Week Left in Spooktober Photo Contest
Cary, NC — CaryCitizen’s Spooktober photo contest on Instagram launched on October 1, 2020 and remains open for entries until midnight on Halloween.
NC Radio Play Festival is Live
Cary, NC — The Cary Playwrights’ Forum has teamed up with The Greensboro Playwrights’ Forum to present the inaugural NC Radio Play Festival this month.
Bill Fletcher: A Safe Return to Wake County Schools
Cary, NC — In a newsletter dated October 20, 2020, Wake County Board of Education member Bill Fletcher said, “On March 15, everything changed! On October 26, things change again!”
NCFC & NC Courage Finish Seasons, Host Food Drive
Cary, NC — The North Carolina Football Club and North Carolina Courage soccer teams have each finished their 2020 seasons, with several road blocks related to the coronavirus along the way.
Annual Snow Rodeo is Underway in Cary
Cary, NC — The team behind Cary’s snow plows and brining trucks is starting to prepare for winter 2020.
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.
Harold’s Blog: October 19, 2020
Cary, NC — This was a short week due to a lack of meetings.
Board of Education Candidates Talk School Reopenings
Cary, NC — On October 14, The Cary Chamber hosted their second candidates forum, this time for those running to represent Cary on the Wake County Board of Education.
Cary History: Desegregating Schools in 1965
Cary, NC — In 1965, two years after Cary High School began to desegregate, West Cary High School opened on Evans Road as Cary’s first all-black segregated high school.