Ashley’s Journal: Camping In My Backyard
Cary, NC — Yes, folks. It’s gotten to the point where I pitched a tent in my backyard for a mini “vacation”.
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Virtual Easter Services in Cary
Cary, NC — Easter is celebrated as a holy day amongst Christians and for others, its a cultural holiday where kids participate in Easter egg hunts. This year, the celebrations will look a bit different.
#BeCary Photo Contest Ends Friday
Cary, NC — Since the launching of the #BeCary photo contest on March 27, our community has rallied together to share inspiring photos of what it means to “Be Cary” in these trying times. The best news? It’s not too late to share yours.
Cary History: Catherine Page
Cary, NC — Much has been written about Cary’s founder, Allison Francis “Frank” Page — deservedly so. But it seems that we know less about his wife, Catherine, or Kate. Read more
Tax Season Postponed by Pandemic
Cary, NC — In light of current events and potential financial difficulties caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has postponed the 2019 federal income tax filing and payment deadline until July 15, 2020.
Cary’s Fitness Scene Adapts
Cary, NC — Fitness in Cary has experienced a significant turning point following COVID-19 related closures. We’ve compiled a few tips and resources on what this new age of fitness looks like from a handful of Cary gym owners and Cary Mayor Harold Weinbrecht.
How You Can Support CaryCitizen
Cary, NC — As the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the country, CaryCitizen made a decision to stay open and keep publishing. People have asked us how to show their support. Here’s the answer. Read more
Food For Cary Citizens in Need
Cary, NC — While schools and many businesses remain closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, these are some of the available resources for free food assistance in Cary and Wake County.
Immune System Boosting Smoothies
Story originally published on FoodCary.
Cary, NC — Something I’ve noticed in this new day and age of Covid-19 quarantine is that grocery stores may be low on toilet paper and hand sanitizer, but they are consistently keeping their fruit and vegetable sections stocked, both fresh and frozen.
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