Shaping the Future of Transportation: GoTriangle Surveys Community on Greater Triangle Commuter Rail
The Greater Triangle Commuter Rail feasibility study is conducting a survey to gather opinions on the implementation of a new commuter rail in the region. GoTriangle, the organization behind the project, is seeking feedback from the community to determine the best course of action for the proposed rail service.
Read full storyGreenway of the Month (February): Annie Jones Greenway
Each month in 2023 (other than January), The Cary Report will feature a different greenway! There are 39 greenways located in Cary, and each article will feature information about the greenway so that you can plan your next walk.
Read full storyCary Gears Up for Wild Nights with the Arrival of PBR Cowboy Bar and Sports & Social at Fenton
Cary, NC is getting two new additions to its growing nightlife scene. On Thursday, February 9th, the upscale mixed-use development Fenton will welcome the opening of PBR Cowboy Bar and Sports & Social.
Read full storyDecoding the Current State of Cary's Housing Market: Insights from Real-World Examples
In the past two years, the entire country has been seeing unprecedented growth in the housing market. Home prices were dramatically increasing, rent was skyrocketing, and houses were not staying on the market for more than 3-4 weeks.
Read full storyCary to Host First Public Meeting on Proposed Indoor Sports Complex: Here's What to Know
On Wednesday, January 25th, a Public Meeting will be held at the Herb Young Community Center to discuss The Centre, a future multi-story indoor sports complex. The meeting will take place from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM, with a presentation from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Read full storyPublic Reception at Town Hall to Welcome New Cary Town Council Member Ryan Eades To Take Place Thursday, January 26th
On Thursday, January 26th, Ryan Eades will take the Oath of Office and officially join the Town Council of Cary, representing District D. A public reception will occur at 5:30 PM at Town Hall, in which all citizens are welcome to join.
Read full storyLooking for a unique physical challenge in Cary? Try the North Cary Park Climbing Boulders
North Cary Park, located at 1100 Norwell Blvd, is home to a playground, access to beautiful trails that go all the way down to Lake Crabtree, volleyball courts, and more. One amenity, however, sticks out as a unique feature that isn't available in any other Cary park, and that is the climbing boulders.
Read full storyCary Resident Faces Up to 20 Years in Prison for Running Ponzi Scheme
56-year-old Kumar Arun Neppalli of Cary, NC has been arrested after being indicted on 23 counts of wire fraud. Allegedly, Neppalli told people of his community, both in-person and over the telephone, that he was seeking investors for a real estate project in Orange County, NC. Neppalli would collect money from unsuspecting victims under the false premise of investing in real estate and use that money to pay back earlier 'investors' with interest. This endless cycle is known as a "Ponzi" scheme and typically ends with the leader of the Ponzi scheme disappearing with the money collected by victims.
Read full storyAnnual Prescribed Burn of Hemlock Bluffs to Occur Between Now and April
Each year, a prescribed burn occurs at Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve in a supervised section of the preserve. It has been announced that this year's prescribed burn will occur sometime between now and April.
Read full storyWhite Oak Creek Greenway Offers Around 7 Miles of Pure Cycling Bliss
Photo byJames TulianoCary has an excellent reputation for well-maintained public parks and elaborate greenway systems. Over 80 miles of greenway trails run through the town, connecting different parts of the community. Each greenway is paved, which makes it easy for walkers, joggers, and cyclists alike to utilize each trail.
Read full storyDowntown Farmer's Market Confirmed to Move to New Downtown Park in Cary, NC
The Downtown Farmer's Market in Cary is preparing for a big move this summer to the new Downtown Cary Park. The market, which has been a staple in the Cary community since 1996, is set to relocate to the new park once it opens, providing more space for vendors and customers, as well as being in the center of all of the new activities that the park will bring.
Read full storySwift Creek Loop Trail at Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve Re-Opens After Boardwalk Replacement
The Swift Creek Loop Trail at Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve in Cary, NC has recently re-opened after being closed since late November 2022. The closure was necessary to replace the boardwalk, which had become a potential safety hazard for visitors due to deterioration and wear and tear.
Read full storyFormer Cary Mayor Harold Ritter Passes Away at 89, Current Mayor Issues Statement
Harold Ritter, former Mayor of Cary from 1983 to 1987, passed away peacefully in his home on December 31st, 2022. Ritter was a beloved and dedicated public servant who made significant contributions to the town of Cary during his time as mayor. He was known for his strong leadership, his passion for his community, and his commitment to improving the lives of those he served.
Read full storyWake County Libraries Extend Opening Hours
Starting this week, all libraries in Wake County, including the Cary Regional Library, will extend their hours to better serve the community. Patrons can now visit their local library from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM on Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM on Friday and Saturday, and 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM on Sunday.
Read full storyCloudy Tap Water in Cary Caused by Cold Weather, Town Officials Say
Residents of Cary may have noticed that their tap water has been looking a bit cloudy lately. Don't worry, this is completely normal and safe to use!. According to the Town of Cary, the consistent cold weather is causing tiny air bubbles to form in the water, which is what is causing the cloudiness. These air bubbles are completely harmless and will dissipate after a minute or two of letting the water sit.
Read full storyCary Residents Invited to Share Input on New Community Centers
Cary, North Carolina residents have the chance to have their input heard on the services and amenities they would like to see in new community centers in the town. The Town of Cary has launched a survey for residents to share their opinions on what they would like to see in the new centers.
Read full storyCary, NC Residents: Watch Out for Parking Lot Dent Scammers
Residents of Cary are being warned to be on the lookout for a potential scam involving someone approaching them in a parking lot and offering to fix a dent in their car. According to a report on the Nextdoor app by Richard P., he was recently approached by a man driving a black SUV at the Harris Teeter parking lot off of High House Rd. The man, who identified himself as "Paul," offered to fix a dent in Richard's car for a fair price. After the transaction was over, Richard realized that he had been scammed.
Read full storyRide Through Winter: Tips for Staying Warm on Cary's Greenway Trails While Cycling
As the winter months approach, it can be challenging to stay warm while cycling in Cary, NC. However, with a few adjustments to your cycling routine and the right gear, you can stay comfortable on your bike all winter long.
Read full storyExperience the Unique and Social Dining of Seol Grille - An All-You-Can-Eat Korean BBQ Restaurant in Cary
Looking for something new and unique for dinner? Seol Grille, an all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ restaurant where you cook the food yourself at the table, might be your new favorite destination.
Read full storyStaying Safe While Walking in the Dark: Tips for Cary, NC Residents
Walking outside at night can be a daunting experience, especially in Cary, NC, where the streets may not always be well-lit (looking at you, Tryon). As we enter the winter months and the amount of daylight decreases, it is important to take some simple precautions while going on your daily walk. Here are some tips for staying safe when walking in the dark in Cary:
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