Summertime Fave: Tilapia Tacos
Cary, NC — My kitchen and I have had plenty of bonding time during these last few months of “quarantine cooking”.
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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.
Cary Realtors Talk New Methods & the COVID-19 Market
Cary, NC — When you picture a meeting with a real estate agent, you think of a handshake at the door and an in-person walkthrough of a home. To get an idea of how this typical interaction and the Cary market have shifted these last few months, I asked local realty company owners to chime in.
Everyday Heroes: Turning a Calling Into a Career
Cary, NC — When talking about selfless acts of service in Cary, the conversation has to include Dorcas Ministries and by extension, the organization’s staff and volunteers.
Cary High Senior Awarded 2020 Friends of the Page-Walker Scholarship
Cary, NC — The Friends of the Page-Walker Hotel is pleased to announce that Nina Kudlak, a high school senior from Cary High School, is the recipient of its 2020 $1,000 Friends of the Page-Walker Scholarship.
Money Matters: Knowing What You Need to Retire
Cary, NC — Uncertainty over the future of Social Security, longer life expectancy and inflation all factor into how much you’ll need to save for a comfortable retirement.
‘Cary Graduates Together’ Celebration in the Works
Cary, NC — The Town of Cary is set to honor all of Cary’s graduating seniors in a way that prevents mass gatherings while also giving each graduate their moment to shine.
Profile: Dan Ault, Assistant Town Manager
Cary, NC — He was once a kid in Green Bay, Wisconsin with an affinity for geography, US presidents and baseball. Now Dan Ault is a key player in bringing innovative ideas and technology to the Town of Cary as Assistant Town Manager.
Cary History: Remembering Ruth Cathey Fox
Cary, NC — The teachers in Cary, both now and in years past, are. given a special opportunity to influence and inspire young minds. Today, as the 2019-2020 school year has come to a close, we’re sharing the story of a beloved Cary teacher and principal, Ruth Cathey Fox, who got her start as an educator in 1933.
