Morrisville Named 10th Best Place to Live in America
Cary, NC — With affordability, economic growth and quality of life as the main barometers, Morrisville was named the 10th Best Place to live in the country by Money Magazine.
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Cary Tree Archive Celebrates Anniversary with New Additions
Cary, NC — A land-reclamation project called the Cary Tree Archive hit its one year anniversary on Monday, September 28, 2020.
Museum Without Walls Displays Cary Artworks
Cary, NC — Town facilities have remained closed since mid-March, as have local galleries and museums. So, the Town of Cary has put together a solution called, “Big Pictures: Museum Without Walls.”
Downtown Rally for the Planet this Saturday
Cary, NC — This Saturday in Cary’s downtown park, local residents and Cary-based environmental advocacy groups will be gathering for a day of speeches, music and discussion.
CaryCitizen’s Spooktober Photo Contest
Cary, NC — To make the month of October more festive, yet still pandemic-safe, CaryCitizen is launching its second photo contest of the year with “scary good” prizes for the winners.
Remembering a Cary High Legend, Guy Mendenhall
Cary, NC — A giant in Cary High School’s history and in Cary’s, Guy Mendenhall, passed away on September 21, 2020.
Harold’s Blog: Halloween in a Pandemic, Rezonings and More
Cary, NC — This week’s activities were mostly related to the last regularly scheduled council meeting of the month.
Virtual Chapel Hill Road Meeting this Wednesday
Cary, NC — An 18-month mobility study on how to best improve Chapel Hill Road began in early 2020. Here’s a look at the progress of the first few months and how Cary residents can provide input.
Town Council Approves Multi-Family Rezoning 4-3
Cary, NC — Last night’s 2-hour meeting of the Cary Town Council was chock-full of discussion with the approval of a previously disputed rezoning and a $1 million park refurbishment taking up much of the conversation.
Wake Commissioner Candidates Debate COVID Comeback, Transportation
Cary, NC — In a virtual forum Wednesday morning, the Cary Chamber hosted 10 of the 11 candidates vying for a spot on the 7-seat Wake County Board of Commissioners.