Cary, NC — If you’ve been on E. Chatham Street lately you may have noticed The Cary Theater marquee now reads, “Be Safe, Be Kind, Be Cary.” It is in that same spirit that today we launch a week-long #BeCary photo contest on our CaryCitizen social media platforms.
Cary, NC — Following a heightened number of positive Covid-19 cases, the Town of Cary has voiced its support for the Stay at Home Proclamation issued by Wake County.
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Cary, NC — Going a little stir-crazy? You’re not alone. We’ve compiled a list of 12 virtual experiences to keep your whole family busy this week, some of which directly support Cary businesses.
Cary, NC — Town Manager Sean Stegall is impressed with the work, precautions and adaptability showcased by Town staff since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Cary, NC — During a time where we are all encouraged to stay home, there are still plenty of safe and viable options to enjoy time outdoors.
Cary, NC — Many of us are spending more time homebound as Coronavirus-related social distancing plays out, and many households are looking for new hobbies and entertainment.
Cary, NC — The Executive Director of Dorcas Ministries, Howard Manning says the top priority of the non-profit is to serve neighbors in need by providing food and crisis financial assistance.
Cary, NC — At 12 PM on Monday, March 16, the Town of Cary declared a State of Emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. What does this actually mean and what does it change?