Top 5 Stories of the Week – September 24, 2021
Cary, NC — Got a minute? That’s all it takes to get caught up on the most-read news of the week in Cary.
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Cary-Based Author Releases New Children’s Book
Cary, NC — Resident of Cary and imaginative children’s author, S.B. Christian has released the first in a series of books called, “The Rhyming Tales of Mimi the Moon Princess: The Making of a Princess.”
Cary Live Returns October 9 with Suzanne Santo
Cary, NC — Get your lawn chairs ready, another free Cary Live concert series event is set for Saturday, October 9, featuring Suzanne Santo from Austin, Texas.
Farmers Fall Festival Hits Chatham Street This Saturday
Cary, NC — This Saturday some of the best in local agriculture, handmade goods, entertainment, food and beverage will come together for the 4th annual Farmers Fall Festival in Downtown Cary right on East Chatham Street.
Here are a few things to know before you go.
Harold’s Blog: Tennis Championship and Chamber Banquet
Cary, NC — This week included several events.
Top 5 Stories of the Week – September 17, 2021
Cary, NC — Our readers gravitated toward the latest local government news and development updates this week. Get caught up with what’s going on in Cary with these top 5 stories of the moment.
Cary COVID Report – September 16, 2021
Cary, NC — Since we last reported on the status of the pandemic in and around Cary in July, masks mandates have returned and so too have increased levels of COVID-19 cases at the local, state and national levels.
New Market Comes to West Cary this October
Cary, NC — Art-n-Soul NC is a pop-up market that features high-quality handmade, vintage and locally made goods that are all produced right here in the Triangle.
Photos: Glenaire Expansion in Downtown Cary
Cary, NC — The expansion of Glenaire, a continuing care retirement community in downtown Cary, has begun to take its shape and reach new heights — 6 stories to be exact.
Town Council Approves 560-Unit Neighborhood
Cary, NC — The two biggest moves from last Thursday’s Cary Town Council meeting were the approval of a 25.99-acre neighborhood and the unanimous denial of rezoning for a dentist’s office in Wellington Park.