Harold’s Blog: October 19, 2020
Cary, NC — This was a short week due to a lack of meetings.
Posts
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.
Chamber Releases 2020 Cary Voter Guide
Cary, NC — As lines extended down sidewalks today at Cary’s Senior Center and Herb Young Community Center, many residents were casting their votes in the 2020 General Election.
Join Cary’s Athletics, Greenways or Arts Committee
Cary, NC — The Town of Cary is accepting applications for the Athletics Committee, Greenways Committee and Cultural Arts Committee.
Cary’s Amazon Delivery Station
Cary, NC — If there’s any company that has thrived through the pandemic, it’s Amazon.
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.
Developers Share Vision for Cary Towne Center
Cary, NC — The mall that has sat predominantly empty for years is soon to get an entirely new look and name. The mixed use development called, “Carolina Yards” is expected to break ground in early 2021.
Cary Theater Launches Virtual Cinema
Cary, NC — The Cary Theater, for the first time in its history, is bringing the arthouse cinema experience home for its patrons.
Early Voting Starts this Week in Cary
Cary, NC — The early voting period in North Carolina starts this Thursday, October 15 and will remain open until Saturday, October 31.