Photos: Chalk Art Sparks Unity in Cary
Cary, NC — A Cary High School student created an event this week that brought together residents and Cary Police in a unified stand against racism and police brutality.
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Hurricanes Extend Lease & Svechnikov Gives Back
Raleigh, NC — The season may still be on hold but the Canes are still having a positive impact on the local area. As many NHL players have done, Andrei Svechnikov did something to make a horrible situation a little easier.
Turning a New Leaf at the Mayton Inn
Cary, NC — The sale of the Mayton Inn was officially closed this week on June 2, 2020 with ownership now belonging to Academy Park Hospitality, LLC.
Don Frantz Shares the “Cary Way” of Training Police
Cary, NC — On Saturday, May 30, peaceful protests related to the death of George Floyd turned violent in downtown Raleigh. Following the protests, Cary’s Mayor Pro Tem, Don Frantz shared the role of the Cary Police that night online as well as a detailed look into Cary’s police training procedures designed to prevent a similar tragedy in our community.
Canes Will Resurge for the 2020 NHL Playoffs
Cary, NC — Canes fans everywhere miss the sound of the electrifying siren at PNC, the 60 minutes of lightning speed puck action and the post-win storm surge celebrations.
SBA Helps Revive Small Businesses
Cary, NC — This month’s Cary Chamber Eye-Opener featured guest speaker Thomas A. Stith, District Director of the Small Business Administration.
Wake County Daily COVID Report: May 27, 2020
Cary, NC —When is it safe to go out? That’s a question we’ve been asking ourselves here at CaryCitizen. Read more
Town Council: Land Annexed, Rezoned Along American Tobacco Trail
Cary, NC — The Cary Town Council gathered for their third virtual meeting of the month on Thursday, May 21, 2020 to vote on a rezoning, an annexation and to hear public comments.
Redevelopment Plans for Rogers Building
Cary, NC — Just across the tracks from the historic Page-Walker Hotel and a short walk from the Cary Theater is the Rogers Building on E. Chatham Street.
State Parks and NC Beaches Reopen
Cary, NC — As COVID-19 cases continue to slowly drop, so do the “Closed” signs and on the gates of public recreation hubs across the state.