Bull City Ciderworks Opening Cary Location this Summer
Cary, NC — Good news, cider lovers — the variety of hard ciders in downtown Cary is soon to spike with the addition of Bull City Ciderworks late this summer.
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Canes Take 2-Game Series in Columbus
Cary, NC — Rod Brind’Amour was steadfast about the Canes’ effort in the two extra time losses in Raleigh, except for the poor start in the first period of the first game.
Cary Youth Baseball & Softball Open for Spring Registration
Cary, NC — Spring 2021 is here and along with it comes the return of Cary’s youth softball and baseball seasons, running from May to July for ages 5-18.
Koka Booth Amphitheatre to Reopen Next Week
Cary, NC — After 15 months of empty seats, Cary’s Koka Booth Amphitheatre will reopen on April 1, 2021.
Katie Zaferes: U.S. Olympian & Cary Resident to Speak in Virtual Event Next Week
Cary, NC — The Cary Chamber of Commerce’s next Eye-Opener series meeting will be one for the record books with guest speaker Katie Zaferes, an Olympic athlete and full-time Cary resident.
Learn the Art of Irish Dance in Cary
Cary, NC — This St. Patrick’s Day 2021, we’re highlighting one of Cary’s newest businesses, the Kilpatrick Irish Dance School.
Canes Split in Detroit, 8 Game Win Streak Snapped
Cary, NC — Following a near franchise record-breaking win streak, the Red Wings handed the Canes a tough loss on Tuesday.
Shaw Rising Documentary Wins Regional Emmy
Cary, NC — On February 27, 2020, the locally produced documentary, “Shaw Rising” was first broadcast on UNC-TV. The film centers around the largely untold history of Shaw University—the oldest of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the South.
Harold’s Blog: Mayor Gets Vaccinated, Cary Invests $730,000 in Environmental Initiatives
Cary, NC — This week included our first quarterly meeting of the year.
Applications Open for Friends of the Page-Walker Scholarship
Cary, NC — Applications are now being accepted for The Friends of the Page-Walker Annual Scholarship.