Cary, NC News

• Cary, NC News
• Fuquay-Varina smooths way for new, expanding businesses
• Day care joins Holly Springs industrial park
• Holly Springs council shaves down tax hike
• Fun for furry friends
• Wake schools would get extra $3.9 million under budget proposal
• Apex firefighters honored for Haw River rescue
• Morrisville bond survey under investigation
• Cary settles Taser, cell-tower lawsuits
• Weekly Recap: May 25, 2012
• Chapel Hill Creamery Quiche
• Win $10,000 in the Morrisville Chamber Raffle
• Cary Chamber 50th Anniversary
• RailHawks: Next Up David Beckham
• Auditions for "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" will be August...
• Morrisville neighbors rally to save mom from deportation
• Fracking in North Carolina could carry extra risks
• Memorial Day events in Cary, Apex
• Holly Springs pushes for land near U.S. 1
• New taxes, new growth in Holly Springs budget
• Lori Bush: Stand Up and Volunteer
• Soccer send-off
• Life with arthritis moves forward
• Harold’s Blog: Traffic Light Errors and the 2013 Budget
• RailHawks Outplay First Place Islanders, Settle for a Tie
• Band Together and B-52s Raise $552,000 for Charity
• Business: Green Kangaroo, e-Commerce Stationer for Brides
• Apex students find it pays to show up
• Morrisville Carpenter Road project set
• Apex wants local controls for fracking
• Fighting hunger one porch at a time
• On this trip, language is no barrier
• For peace, 400 miles of dribbling
• Cary Christian seniors share bittersweet ceremony
• Weekly Recap: May 18, 2012
• Don’s Blog: Temporary 9th Grade Center?
• NCCU’s head football coach arrested, charged with assault
• The Cary Soccer Advantage: RailHawks Summer Camps
• Classic Cary burger joint to close
• Circus Restaurant to Close This Friday
• Pictures: National Train Day in Cary
• Wake Tech’s specialized programs a boon for economy
• New Cary rule allows neighborhood cell towers
• Project to squelch sewer smell in north Cary
• Morrisville residents willing to spend for better roads, parks
• Cary woman told police that fight preceded stabbing
• Wake superintendent: Strong home sales show student assignment plan not hurting housing market
• Harold’s Blog: Local Eighth Grader Wins C-SPAN Award
• Hospitals’ Holly Springs fight continues
• Cary Artist Donates Painting To Make-A-Wish Ball
• Fire knocks out power to 2,100 customers in Cary
• Historic spots lauded in Morrisville, Apex, and Fuquay-Varina
• Cary mom’s business is a labor of love
• Cary red-light camera malfunctions 31 times
• Cary-Chatham plan near approval
• SAS, Blue Cross team up on patient care
• Cary manager drafts slow-growth budget
• Weekly Recap
• Lori Bush: What Makes Austin So Great?
• Cary elementary schoolers learn empathy through wheelchair basketball
• Music This Week: Concert Singers and Children’s Choir
• Cary SuperSkippers Make Team USA
• Children find calm and companionship at Pittsboro cat refuge
• Pig Fest barbecue competition puts national spotlight on Apex
• Downtown Holly Springs park plan approved
• Money Matters: Top 4 Steps To Retirement Savings
• This Week in Cary Business
• Wake County’s only historic henhouse hides in Cary
• Peeved neighbor mutes rude message on Cary house
• Builder to turn Green Level home into B and B
• Harold’s Blog: Cary Chamber Intercity Visit to Austin
• Two charged with stealing more than $4,000 worth of bras from Victoria’s Secret
• A Night at the RailHawks
• It's BERRY DAY!
• It's BERRY DAY!
• TriEx transponder problems take toll on drivers
• Election Day: Vote on Tuesday May 8
• Holly Springs town council favors two-cent hike
• Councilman’s land caught in Holly Springs tax mix-up
• Women’s college cup returns to Cary
• Couple seemed in love before stabbing incident, former neighbor says
• Weekly Recap: Letters, Tri-9, Beer and Bowden
• Letters: Paul Stam on Amendment One
• Panther Creek High disciplines five top students for cheating
• NCAA Women’s College Cup Returns to Cary
• What Is News?
• Cary man charged with attempted murder, kidnapping in weekend standoff
• Cary man never outgrew passion for trains
• Produce and advice at Holly Springs market’s debut
• Federal government drops bid to take Holly Springs woman’s home
• STEM programs could fill empty seats in Cary schools
• Opinion: Let’s Vote on May 8
• Weather: Spring Heat Wave in Cary
• Don't miss this must see show!
• Morrisville adds fine for altering sprinklers
• Man surrenders to Cary police after stabbing, apartment standoff
• Cary police: hostage-taker will face charges when he leaves hospital
• Tuesday Afternoon Market Opens TOMORROW!
• Harold’s Blog: From Jerk Chicken to Cary Chickens
• Theater: Cary Player’s Production of The Rainmaker
• Cary Gasoline Prices Drop
• Morrisville pushes Wake County on transit plan
• At Cary Academy, art from unlikely places
• Technology Video: Self-Balancing Motorcycle
• Montessori students ‘take over’ Morrisville government
• Jordan Lake plan keys environmental debate
• Preview of the show tonight
• Opening Reception Christine MacLellan and Kate Cook
• A little magic on the stage at The Cary Arts Center!
• Waverly Place Gets New Website
• Did you know that "The Rainmaker" is a romantic COMEDY? Bring your special som...
• Transit plan makes Cary a hub
• New Cary policy: “Why no art?”
• At Cary’s Spring Daze, patrons become artists
• Hemmed-in Cary Christian looks to grow
• Sabarsky directs Cary Players in ‘The Rainmaker’
• Morrisville aquatics center sinking in red ink
• A Local Cinco de Mayo
• Walmart Neighborhood Market Coming to Kroger Site
• Harold’s Blog: Public Art, Downtown & Transportation
• Play Like a Pro: RailHawks Summer Camps
• Don’s Blog: Back in the Saddle Again
• Technology Video: Aeolus, an Acoustic Wind Harp
• Report links high test scores with Wake’s diversity policy
• Major downtown plan comes off Cary’s back burner
• Backyard hens set for summer legalization in Cary
• Weekend meals are in the bag
• Fuquay-Varina to get public art displays downtown
• SAS plans major Cary expansion
• Weekly Recap: April 20, 2012
• Athens Drive High mock crash brings message home to teens
• Opening next Friday, April 27 at the Cary Arts Center
• Lori Bush: What Is Public Art?
• Upcoming Events in May
• Apex man accused of duct-taping infant’s wrists, ankles, and mouth
• Cary council to weigh school, subdivision
• Holly Springs police: No foul play in infant’s death
• Women’s hoops headed to Cary
• Cary pair win national Scrabble contest
• Walmart set for scaled-down west Cary store
• Harold’s Blog: The Economy and Picking Up Trash
• Cary police seek three suspects in robbery at HP Business Center
• Editor’s Journal: Weekend in Pictures
• Morrisville: Bond Referendum Public Input Session
• Opening April 27 at the Cary Arts Center
• Teen injured on spring break still hospitalized
• Raleigh mayor: School assignment plan starting to hurt business recruitment
• Cary Corral changes life for girls and horses, both
• Wake County schools facing new $2.75 million budget hole
• Morrisville Council debates $37.8 million in bonds
• Cary-Chatham plan now allows more houses near lake
• Wrongful ticket prompts review of Cary red-light cameras
• Phil Lewis and and Eric Morales in the Sheriff's office scene.
• Transit Panel and Community Discussion April 16
• Teen injured on spring break still hospitalized
• Call for Artists: All Things in Fours
• IdeaSlam: What’s Your Idea?
• Eric just found out that Paul hasn't bought any tickets for "The Rainmaker" yet!...
• COPYRIGHT ROB BYRON
• Triangle job seekers say openings more plentiful though still hard to find
• Western Wake residents frustrated over discolored water
• Area youngsters Scrabble for national title
• Consensus close for Chatham-Cary board
• “Monologues” Fight Domestic Violence
• Apex, chamber negotiate lease for old train depot
• Apex man who claimed wife committed suicide is convicted of murdering her
• Harold’s Blog: The Masters
• Inside the Eye: Canes Beat Habs in Shootout 2-1
• Police identify man killed in Cary moped crash
• Spring break ends in arrests for group of Triangle teens
• Police identify man killed in Cary moped crash
• Historic black Cary neighborhood wants town help in push to sell
• Morrisville Council nixes tax hike
• Morrisville offers peek at its proposed transit station
• Volunteer time teaches kids about hunger
• More traffic, more checkpoints in Cary’s Lochmere
• Vendors for 2012
• Weekly Recap: April 6, 2012
• Cary police investigate international credit card fraud scheme
• Fashion: Dress Up Your Spring with Color
• Changes to NC Auto Insurance Industry?
• Audition Notice
• Downtown Cary roundabouts delayed
• Morrisville’s Pugh House to get repairs
• Business incubator’s first projects hatch
• No signal for site of fatal Cary crash
• Friends honor UNC grad with ‘Ninja’ 5K in Fuquay-Varina
• In Cary, dam destroyed but beavers live
• Gardens share nature’s bounty
• Art Camps open for sign up. June July and August
• Rushingwater Studios April newsletter
• Cary hosts polo revival efforts
• Harold’s Blog: Busy Week…and Eye Surgery
• WWFM T-Shirts for Sale!
• Inside the Eye: Canes Blanked By Devils, 5-0
• Pictures: Polo in Cary
• Inside the Eye: Jets Shoot Down Canes Playoff Hopes
• Technology Video: Meet Nexi, an Emotional Robot
• Wake delays placing students
• Cary sign lawsuit ready for court again
• Fuquay-Varina woman’s death unsolved, a year later
• Morrisville’s population hits 20,000 mark
• New Holly Springs restaurant brings farm to table
• Weekend Recap: March 30, 2012
• Book bargains abound at Wake County library book sale
• Music: Remembering Earl Scruggs
• Cary kid’s drawings featured in ‘Bugs Galore’
• Letters: Where’s the Respect?
• Cary denies subdivision across from Highcroft
• Apex senior population booms, needs more rec space
• West Cary mall snags on pricey negotiations
• Fuquay-Varina resident named Main Street Champion
• Fuquay-Varina gets “cash-mobbed”
• Don’s Blog: To Bond, Or Not to Bond
• Cary woman’s work in Armenia brings its own special rewards
• Small Business Excellence Awards: Nominate Someone
• First Read Through tonight for "The Rainmaker"....strong cast...dedicated crew.....
• Strangers donate to handicapped Cary boy who had fundraising cash stolen
• Harold’s Blog: Area Codes, Trains and Traffic
• Abba Comes to Cary – Tix on Sale Friday
• Inside the Eye – Canes Maul Panthers 3-1
• Apex school phones NASA, 250 miles up
• Holly Springs residents skeptical of ‘superstreets’
• Fuquay-Varina’s Falcon Park to get facelift
• Cary will fill vacant seat this summer
• Cary plans townwide vote on taxes, debt
• out and see the final show...
• The Rainmaker
• August Art Camp
• July Art Camp
• June Art Camp
• Finial Friday at Chambers Arts
• Farmers' Market 'Egg'stravaganza!
• Three Cary dogs euthanized after rabies encounter
• Alcohol ignition lock manufacturer settles lawsuit with DMV
• Cary Girls Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Morrisville downtown plan gets nod of support
• Holly Springs wants piece of apartment boom
• Classic cars will line downtown
• Cary to step up paving of aging roads
• B-52s Coming to Cary
• Spring into the Western Wake Farmers' Market!
• Harold’s Blog: A Lot of Late Nights
• Monday, March 19 at 7pm at the Cary Arts Center Tuesday, March 20 at 7pm at the...
• Inside the Eye: Ward Gives St. Louis the Blues
• Wake County plans future development at landfill site
• Presidential Campaign Office Comes to Cary
• Humorist: Knee Replacement Surgery
• Morrisville Dedicates New Fire Station #1
• CaryCitizen Move Offices Downtown to CIC
• Apex Councilman Scott Lassiter DWI conviction will stand
• Banners mark Fuquay, Varina
• Cornerstone shift to hospital market complete
• Group seeks main street nominees
• Cary accuses Cary Park developers of ‘conspiracy’
• Used furniture shop headed downtown
• Lori Bush: My Take on the Biennial Survey
• A story about family, love and hope that miracles, large and small, do really ha...
• Harold’s Blog: Triple AAA Bond Rating and More
• Cary Extension agent spent career improving rural life
• Police hold enforcement blitz Tuesday on Cary Parkway
• Cary Sports Alliance: Big Plans for Spring
• Go Green for St. Patrick's Day!
• Jones Foye House Opened To Public
• Life is pretty good in Cary, survey says
• Tata presents Wake schools budget proposal
• Holly Springs sketches details for “blank slate” downtown
• Holly Springs online instructor honored for personal touch
• Planned office building raises concerns
• Morrisville sets spending priorities
• A grieving father follows son to Iraq
• Instead of death, Cary weighs quick snip for feral cats
• Cary names new parks and recreation director
• Cary woman charged in theft at Garner store
• The Weekly Recap: March 9, 2012
• Farmers market returning to downtown Cary
• CaryCitizen Welcomes Jimmy Orban
• Youth minister charged with having child porn
• Termites close Athens Drive Library
• Cary basketball standout couldn’t play for state title
• RailHawks Pictures: Win Over MLS Whitecaps
• Wake school board approves site for Panther Creek ninth-grade center
• School choice results are in
• Cary 6-Year-Old Helps Illustrate National Children’s Book
• Cary to consider ban on dog tethering
• The sweet sound of giving back
• Area entrepreneurs offer low-cost tax software
• News Briefs
• Crime Notes
• Baseball league pitches Holly Springs stadiums
• Dog owners back off-leash park
• Chadwick Named ESPN Coach of the Year
• Red letter day for top Wake County spellers
• Design Update on Downtown Cary Movie Theater
• TMH Architecture Movie Series Ends with Philip Johnson Film
• Harold’s Blog: Schools, Development, Recyclebank and the Media
• Inside the Eye: Canes Struck by Lightning
• Lori Bush: Davis & High House Projects Start Rolling
• Inside the Eye: Red Hot Rangers Beat Canes
• EagleCam streaming on delay
• News Briefs
• Fuquay teen's tweets win tacos
• Death of Roma's owner stuns friends, family
• Bass Lake owes debt to longtime guardian
• Work begins at disputed intersection
• A nation says 'merci' to men of honor
• Morrisville to move, preserve barn
• Video: Day Dream Believer
• Inside the Eye: Canes Snare Predators, 4-3
• Well hello, March! Don't forget, auditions for "The Rainmaker" later this month...
• To start a business, know the SCORE
• Colon cancer survivors raise funds, awareness
• Crime Notes
• T-shirts become a warm memory
• Hacker with a heart of gold
• News Briefs
• Cell-tower dispute lands in court
• Tricks up her sleeve
• Furry friend could help Cary girl with rare disease
• Mayor, staff lobby for cash
• Colonel Hal Shook Receives French Legion of Honor at State Capital
• Lori Bush: Way to Wow Them!
• Harold’s Blog: Late Nights, Bees, and Area Growth
• Michael Hrehor’s Loss Saddens Community
• Inside the Eye: Panthers Claw Their Way Back
• Money Matters: 5 Financial Mistakes
• Don Frantz: What’s All the Buzz About?
• Inside the Eye: Ducks Shoot Down Canes
• News Briefs
• Artist off the hook for theft charges in Apex
• Ashworth family wins prize bearing their name
• Two Holly Springs lawyers share street, passion to help
• Fee or tax to fund stormwater system
• Park site is 'rare opportunity'
• Fewer school schedules will change
• Council rejects proposed bee rules
• Business: Top 5 Twitter Tricks
• Cary Veteran Awarded French Legion of Honor
• Saving history on back burner
• Gears, motors and conveyor belts
• News Briefs
• Crime Notes
• Tata backs school schedule changes
• Shiloh tobacco barns threatened by development
• WakeMed renews deal on stadium
• 'Be prepared,' says Morrisville
• Can honeybees be good neighbors?
• Inside the Eye: Capital Punishment
• Morrisville Chamber: Annual Meeting Shows Robust Business Community
• Weather: Snow Tonight in Cary?
• Inside the Eye: Canes Bite Sharks 3-2
• Man says he abused child
• Board to rethink 9th-grade center
• Board wrestles with Algebra I
• Teaching music is a family affair
• Cary count tops 140,000 for 2nd time
• Builder gets OK - with limits
• Company in Cary to add 350 jobs
• Cary Business: Ockham Acquires Nexus
• Car involved in fatal Cary wreck was speeding, report shows
• Man admits to being involved in crimes that led to shooting death of Cary man
• Pictures: NCHSSA Swimming Championships
• News Briefs
• Crime Notes
• Friends, rivals at table tennis trials
• Transit details emerge
• Angier man charged in theft of his own art
• A lasting love
• Cary scrap store coming
• Nonprofit to host solar panel system
• CVA Artist of the Month: Luna Lee Ray
• Local Officials: Weiss, Stevens and Robison Call it Quits
• Home Care Software Solutions, Inc. Announces Launch of EDI Smart Reader
• Harold’s Blog: Table Tennis, No Special Treatment For Me and Chickens
• Cary Traffic Accident Claims 2 Lives
• Driver, passenger die in Cary wreck
• Red Carpet Rendezvous
• Caterpillar mum on Cary plans
• News Briefs
• Cary manufacturer planning to add 30 jobs
• Local teens head to Westminster
• Saturday night's performance of And Then There Were None was a sellout! However...
• Schools' hours are in flux
• Cary race was a low-budget affair
• Cary may legalize contraband hens
• Board ties cash to Athens Drive stadium fixes
• Neighbors fight plan for townhomes
• Business: Caterpillar Shuns Illinois for Cary Area
• Cary mayor victim of attempted break-in
• The critics agree!
• Can Mass Transit Improve Quality of Life in Cary?
• Road work planned at mall
• Crime Notes
• Challenges mark Tata anniversary
• E-books in demand from Wake libraries
• A new neighbor for RDU: Chinatown
• Apex mayor wins funding race too
• Haven for history
• Death of boy, 16, is a mystery
• Apex council member fights DWI
• And Then There Were None
• Opinion: The Straight Story on Morrisville & Taxes
• Harold’s Blog: Technology, Planning and No Political Positions
• Peace Corps: Cary-ite Helps Create Jobs for Women in Armenia
• Business: Cary Innovation Center Set to Open
• Inside the Eye: Canes Rule Kings
• Technology Video: A Day Made of Glass
• Theater: Smoking Gun at the Arts Center
• Wake school board member Goldman running for state auditor
• News Briefs
• Cary abuzz about downtown
• A burning need
• Cary business incubator planned
• Poll shows support for roads, park
• Linda Lyons bids farewell to Morrisville Council
• And Then There Were None
• Opinion: Let’s Be the “Technology Town of NC” Once Again
• And then there was one.... day... til opening night!
• Downtown: Cary Theater Public Meeting
• Inside the Eye: Islanders Strand Canes 5-2
• Agatha Christie's AND THEN THERE WERE NONE
• Late change proposed for Cary-Chatham plan
• News Briefs
• Miller won't run against Price
• Triangle marks Chinese New Year
• Morrisville tax hike?
• Home of Bass Lake's late owner to be torn down
• Stormwater fee sparks comment
• Future of Highcroft Drive up in air
• Pictures: Backstage with Nnenna Freelon
• this Friday! D...
• Harold’s Blog: Land in Chatham County
• Hope and healing for all
• Robison to leave Cary Council
• Apex woman nominated for military spouse of year
• Cary mayor paints sunny picture
• Wake school board member Goldman ponders higher office
• Kids to create cellphone applications
• Critic installed on council
• Controlled burn at Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve Monday
• The State of Our Town: Safe, Sound and Aging
• Facebook for Business: Like, Don’t Shill
• Watch FRESH the movie FREE, Jan 26-Feb 1!
• would like to invite everyone to visit the new C...
• Across the State: Sierra Nevada Picks NC
• Morrisville Chamber Names 2012 Board
• Inside the Eye: Hurricanes Ground Jets 2-1
• The cast of And Then There Were None joins the "prop crew" by creating ten littl...
• Report has 1st teacher grades
• Wake feeder patterns worry charter school parents
• Cary to cut 3 town committees
• EagleCam captures hatchings in treetop nest
• First-class postage goes up a penny
• Contract units aid USPS
• Route resurfaces in DOT report
• News Briefs
• Crime Notes
• Neighbors want stream repair in Apex budget
• Cary to study fracking
• Residents make wish list for park
• Fallen Marine officer 'was easy to love'
• Music Scene: Connolly’s Closed
• Don’s Blog: Neon
• Snippet from Triangle Arts and Entertainment about "And Then There Were None":...
• Inside the Eye: Canes Cap Washington 3-0
• What a winning team: The design vision of Vance & Vance with the carpentry skill...
• Play Ball with the Pros
• Sketches show 'bold' marquee
• News Briefs
• Community calendar: Jan. 22 - 28
• Cary likely to vote on tax hike, bonds
• Chatham-Cary plan goes forward
• Fee floated for stormwater requirements
• Wake schools hiring freeze for 2012-13 will last until Wake settles budget
• “Brazilian Soul” Warms Up Winter at Page-Walker
• Check out this write-up in the Cary Citizen about our next show: And Then There...
• Sports: Cary Invasion Sets 2012 Season
• Working in the studio today. I have some new ideas I am working on.
• Don’s Blog: Retreat! 2012
• Big-picture plans at council retreat
• Hybrids not satisfying owners
• Sweet reward for cooperating schools
• 113 Food Lion stores to close
• News Briefs
• Birders out for count around Jordan Lake
• Volunteers seek old computers
• Health survey vetoed
• 2012 Town Council Retreat: Day 2
• Food Lion to Close Harrison Av Store
• Small Businesses Make Downtown Cary Buzz
• Harold’s Blog: Retreat Week
• Picturing Martin Luther King Jr.
• Inside the Eye: Canes Rough Up Bruins 4-2
• 2012 Town Council Retreat – Part 1
• More roads for twin trailers
• Event jump-starts year of volunteerism
• Police arrest 'Santa John' for exploitation
• Holly Springs fire chief quits amid state investigation
• News Briefs
• Witness in bank hostage case sues Cary police
• Going to bat for cricket
• Cary Park developer wants refund
• Apex councilman guilty of DWI
• Schools plan to go forward
• Eight guests who have never met one another are lured to an island house and, al...
• have tickets to our next show...
• Inside the Eye: Flyers Foil Hurricanes
• Don’s Blog: Now on CaryCitizen
• Wide World of Cary Sports: High School Basketball
• Sick pay change would boost pensions
• Cary council heads to beach for retreat
• Apex councilman to face charges today
• News Briefs
• Grown-up gala is powered by youth
• Parents consider single-sex schools
• 10th-grade test replaced with ACT
• Crime Notes
• King still inspires her
• Big downtown plan now has lots of pieces
• Bid error may be costly
• Cary teacher plants seeds of music
• Business: Revenue Collection Up in NC
• Harold’s Blog: Costco, Fracking & Neon
• 2012 US Olympic Table Tennis Trials Set for February in Cary
• Downtown Cary: Plans for 2012
• Inside the Eye: Canes Rattle Sabres
• ACLU says panhandling rules risk lawsuits
• McDonald debuts play with message of self-love
• Woman scores 836 series and a perfect game
• News Briefs
• Some drivers pay, enjoy open road
• Digital upgrade for Holly Springs
• Love story lasts 71 years
• Majority pushes to change schools plan
• Cary considers large neon marquee
• Apex audit shows $10M surplus
• Kroger Building on NC 55 Sold for $4.1 Million
• Cary EMS Honors 60 Combined Years of Service
• Inside the Eye: OT Loss to Islanders
• Tony Menendez: Cary’s 2011 Employee of the Year
• Kid-sized computers make learning fun
• Gas prices may climb
• Group studies drug abuse among boomers
• Apex's large Veridea project was timed for turnpike
• Church without the steeple
• Fictional system sounds familiar
• Restaurant group has plans for Cary
• Student sues former coach for damages
• Shabby medians spark debate
• Holly Springs' true stories call to her
• Cat group gets belated windfall
• Panthers Year in Review: Plenty to Cheer About
• Harold’s Blog: State of the Town
• So excited. Finally ready to begin rehearsals for Cary Players' next show, Agath...
• CaryCitizen Names Jeff Strowe Manager of Media Services
• Inside the Eye: Staal Leads Canes Past Leafs 4-3 In OT
• Traffic irks Kitts Creek residents
• Cary rewards cross-cultural work ethic
• A year in review
• Ashes sparked apartment fire
• News Briefs
• Shoppers: Sears has seen better days
• Humorist: Bang a Pan, It’s New Year’s Eve
• Inside the Eye: Holiday Edition
• Technology: Predictions for 2012
• News Briefs
• Realtors mixed on assignment plan
• Cary woman leads group fighting for state's animals
• Good Samaritans pay off store layaways
• Youth hockey aims to curb growing concussion risk
• Autistic teens win at league
• Readers show a lot of heart
• Cary ends up with surplus for 2011
• Gadgets are 'light bulbs sitting in space'
• Try Something New in 2012: Roasted Duck Breast
• News Briefs
• Apex man named American Legion Commander of Year
• Apex employee known for reliability
• Medicine take-back goes full time
• News briefs
• Festival lights up Cary
• Board could tweak assignment plan
• School plan sparks discord
• District 1 still in flux
• HCL to add 100 jobs in Cary
• Holiday hospitality needs no translation
• Make-A-Wish helps children with life-threatening medical conditions
• Inside the Eye: This is Starting to Hurt
• Hybrid math is on the way
• Crime Notes
• RDU cited as fastest Wi-Fi hub
• Athens Drive closer to stadium repairs
• Euthanasia policy suspended
• Teen's slaying may merit death penalty
• Council member has lots to learn
• Ministry becoming popular second career
• Special spaces to celebrate the love for sports
• News Briefs
• Night Photography: Lochmere Christmas Flotilla
• Board to weigh absentee votes
• Morrisville's Pete Martin connected with residents
• Fighting to keep her home
• Triangle Radio Reading Service brings the written word to sight-impaired
• Dance: IBAs “Holiday Suite”
• Harold’s Blog: Busy Week, Prepping for 2012
• Panthers Beat: NFL Upside-Down, Tricky Panthers Play For Pride
• New Town Council Sworn In
• Green Hope Tops Wells Fargo Cup Standings
• Keeping it real: live nativity brings reality to 2000-year-old story
• Holly Springs Novartis plant preparing for pandemic
• Cary to return money to developers
• Judge's ruling supports Cary's last billboard
• Female majority in new term
• Rao assumes Morrisville Council post
• Another stretch of Apex Peakway opens
• Inside the Eye: Canes Outscore Canucks 4-3
• Business: REI Moving to Former Border’s Books Location
• Officer shapes how police treat mentally ill
• Crime Notes
• Getting toll road 'wasn't easy'
• Democratic school board may revive panels
• Interstate 540 leg spurs housing growth
• News Briefs
• Council regroups after ugly campaign
• Cash reward for a healthy glow
• Perfect trees come in all sizes (and prices)
• Wreaths honor military service
• Apex council gets a raise
• Business: MRPP Sold
• Business: Kenexa Chooses Cary
• RailHawks: Lots Happening in the Off-Season
• Harold’s Blog: Cary Policeman Employee of the Year, Christmas Fun and Skittles Incident
• Panthers Beat: Dogs and Football
• The Inside Scoop of Product Pricing at Farmers' Markets
• Inside the Eye: Jets Soar Past Canes
• 2 councilmen to take seats
• Fuquay-Varina businesses feel the loss of CASL tournament
• Toll road opens with fanfare
• News Briefs
• Good will to all shoppers
• Hill to lead Wake County school board
• Easter Seals helps the disabled
• 'ham' Womble lets go after 30 years
• Now available
• What’s Open in Park West?
• The callback list for "And Then There Were None" is now available. No actors wer...
• Crime: Here’s Why You Need to Close Your Garage Door
• Cary Players: Its A Wonderful Life
• Memories of Pearl Harbor strong after 70 years
• Crime Notes
• Wake pair get papal honors
• Nativity scenes create family traditions
• Low notes now a high honor
• Sledders and families hit Cary slopes
• Rex opens Holly Springs foothold
• Wake magnet school window opens early
• School calendar requests on hold
• Private groupfunds parade
• Artisit Of The Month: Christine Long
• 8 Point Financial Checklist for the New Year
• more chance. Show starts tonight...
• Inside the Eye: Penguins Slip By Canes
• Audition this week for our next show.
• Panthers Beat: Clearly Superior Panthers Pillage Buccaneers
• Whole Foods Holiday Toy Drive
• Holiday Toy Drive
• Triangle Expressway Opens This Week – Get a Transponder
• Inside the Eye: Canes Fall to Rangers
• Two more shows then it will be gone! Start your December right and catch our pro...
• News Briefs
• Holcombe to lead Wake mayors' group
• Upgrades could entice tourneys
• He fills practical wish lists for those in need
• Bus fares, policies may change
• Warmth for Wake gives home heating assistance during the coldest months
• State plans safety burn at preserve
• Update: Downtown Cary- “Uniquely Us”
• Rushingwater Studios December update
• Inside the Eye: Coach Muller Debuts vs. Panthers
• a Wonderful Life" Opening Ni...
• Technology: Local Inventor Builds Unique Laser Toy
• Humorist: Cell Phone Warning
• Drug money buys police 155 Tasers
• NC insurance customers irked by policy linking
• A quiet day for Black Friday
• School board takes no action on GOP's math policy
• Crumbling streets to be fixed
• Suspect in hotel robberies arrested
• Wake schools 17th largest in U.S.
• Fuquay takes over dilapidated pool
• Coble: Wake is focused on long-term goals
• A march to the goal line
• Virtual School short on funds
• Nowell's Architecture Movie Series Presents Louis Sullivan Documentary
• Tradition gives way to new liturgy for English-speaking Catholics
• What's that? "It's a Wonderful Life" opens THIS THURSDAY!! You don't want to mis...
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• The Western Wake Farmer’s Market Outgrows It’s Space – Innovative Plans Proposed For A New Home
• As the wonderful director said, the cast list is now listed. Stay tuned for further information about our upcoming season, including tickets, auditions, and more as they come available. Thank you everyone that auditioned! We would not have a show without
• Peach Blackberry Crisp
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• Callbacks have been posted. Thanks for such a great turn out! Follow the link for more information. Callbacks are tonight, June 30th at 7pm. Visit us again next week even if you aren't on the callback list for the final cast list. We couldn't d
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• Business: Subway Ad Agency to Open Cary Office
• Harold’s Blog: The Noise on 540 and a Rumor about ICE
• Follow this link for more details on auditions.
• Your chance to audition for the first musical ever performed in the brand new Cary Arts Center 399-seat theatre is tonight and Wednesday night! See www.caryplayers.org for details, warm up the pipes, and get to the Page Walker by 7:00pm! Be a part of Car
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• Adcock Inducted As Fellow In Academy of Nurse Practitioners
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• Harold’s Blog: Up Close with the President of the United States, Sort Of
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• Panel says safer roads needed
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• Auditions coming up for our first show in the new Cary Arts Center and our first show of 2011/2012 season. Don't miss this exciting opportunity. Details on website. Have a question? Post here .. we'll answer.
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• After sale, CEO will move on
• Dex cuts IT staff, hires Indian firm with Cary offices
• Together, we're growing older
• As Young case nears start, echoes of Cooper trial emerge
• Class of 2011: Green Hope High School
• Summer camps meet kids' interests
• Perdue extends aid for jobless
• Crime Notes: June 1
• House approves budget with vote that's veto-proof
• Caught on tape, Stam reveals strategy
• Change, stability are likely with 'blue plan'
• Students organize run to help Indian children
• Class of 2011: Panther Creek High School
• Grads face daunting post-high school prospects
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• Triangle jobless rise, slowing recovery
• Assignment sessions draw parents
• N.C. brims with radioactive waste
• Class of 2011: Cary High School
• Housing hope in Holly Springs
• Cooper trial was ordeal for jury
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• Tekelec names de Lange its CEO
• A fiery hot day
• Cary sign case continues after Bowden's death
• Middle Creek Class of 2011: A spirited class rallies together
• DA clears Cary cops in shooting
• Our Farmers' Market on WRAL
• Man who sued Cary dies
• Last Weekend to share with us your nominations! Nominations will be allowed through June 6th. We truly appreciate your input!
• Cary Gets First Fiat Dealership in North Carolina
• Inside Knight Foundation News Entrepreneur Bootcamp
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• Local designer returns to tell all
• Rare sight: Houses are being built
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• News briefs: May 29
• Crime Notes: June 1
• Spring break trip offers lasting lessons
• Little acts reap big rewards
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• Can Shearon Harris handle crisis?
• 1,700 hours later, a deserved award
• In takeover bid, hospital rivals go to the mat
• Slim budget limits Cary's growth
• Motiva gives back to town
• Portman's pending departure may alter Cary council
• RailHawks Blank Atlanta, Lead NASL
• Nominations are being extended one week. So if you have not nominated yet you still have a little time left. Follow the jump to submit your nominations today!
• Harold’s Blog: Busy Week
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• Questions abound on Wake student assignment plan
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• News briefs: May 29
• Morrisville patches budget with 'duct tape'
• The long road to recovery
• Holly Springs gets $1.8 million sewage plant bill
• Cary girl prepared for national spelling bee
• Fuquay-Varina woman's death remains a mystery
• Kimchi and Sauerkraut
• Slow Cooked Lamb Sliders with Pickled Cabbage Slaw
• Lenovo: It’s In Morrisville
• At Home with the Hawks: Barbarous Barbara
• Cary Chamber: 2011 Small Business Award Winners
• Crime Notes: May 25
• School board OKs election districts
• News briefs: May 25
• A flourish for Terminal 2; a fix for Terminal 1
• Senate leader lays out schools plan
• Morrisville company expands to overseas markets with deal
• Triangle makes No. 1 on study's list of gas-guzzling cities
• This debate is not child's play
• Apex delays EMS decision
• Festival celebrates growing presence
• Speeders to hit bumpy road
• Humorist: Make Mine Rare
• Harold’s Blog: Sticking to Tennis and More
• Weather: Summer Comes to Cary
• Better Cauliflower Casserole
• Dillard's settles suit with Cary worker
• A life of service leads to church
• News briefs: May 22
• Jagger, who saved the life of his officer, dies
• Triangle getting new set of digits
• Kids hear the joyous sound of baseball
• Cary bus driver is accused of indecent liberties with student
• Cary Christian seniors recall service as they depart
• A foreign team arrives in Cary
• Morrisville unsure how to spin its budget news
• Upon graduation, Cary Academy seniors consider big question: What now?
• Campaigns in Cary begin to take shape
• Film Review – Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
• U.S. Women’s Soccer Team Beats Japan 2-0 in Cary
• Roads: Warm Asphalt Mix
• Music: Temptations, 4 Tops, Styx and Ray LaMontagne Coming to Booth
• Campaign Season Revs Up in Cary
• Sad news? Season is over. Good news? Time for our annual Cary Players Pietzsch Awards process to begin!! Head on over to the website and start nominating your favorite volunteer, performer, and more! If you have any questions let us know. Initial nominat
• Apex woman dies in wreck
• WakeMed's bid for Rex pits money, care
• Teachers, parents adjust to schedule
• Morrisville gets a taste at new event
• Apex adds tornado alert system
• A theft by any other name
• Harold’s Blog: Development, Business, Teachers and More
• Letters to the Editor: Other Side of Wake BOE
• The Last Show in the Old Building
• Transportation: We’re Number 1 (Gas Guzzlers)
• At Home With the Hawks: 4-2 Over Ft. Lauderdale
• Pfizer's move may cost jobs in Cary
• In RTP area, warehouse rental market improves
• News briefs: May 11
• Cary suspect faces more charges
• Relay For Life events next weekend
• Big cuts in Senate budget
• Critics assail new school board lines
• Kratzer receives national honor
• At Classy Kids Cook, the owner's no kid
• Cary's budget funds projects
• Police shot suspected Cary hostage-taker at least a dozen times
• Veridea moves forward
• Cary Bonds Get Top Rating From Fitch
• This is it! Bring your young and young at heart to the final weekend of "Puss in Boots". This show for the whole family must be seen to be believed! One last weekend of performances then it will be gone.
• Thai Chicken Coconut Soup
• Chicken Tandoori Drumsticks
• Veridea development closer to reality
• Downtown: The Invasion Has Landed
• GOP moves to realign elections, ethics and lobbying
• King receives highest recognition
• Wake softens stance on zero tolerance
• Surge of seniors to lessen tax intake for counties
• Home insurance unlikely to jump after tornadoes
• Groups rail against planned classroom cuts
• Schools hearing turns heated
• Club Notes: May 11
• Letter prompts Cary to undo illegal land purchase
• Smoking ads face cuts
• Huge layoffs are coming, but 30,000 figure is high
• Homeowners turn down the heat
• Crime Notes: May 11
• Dex One's CEO hopeful despite struggles
• Zach's Toy Chest Giving Grill
• Editorial: The Cooper Murder Story
• Cary Artist Nancy Hughes Miller Featured in NCMA Auction
• "Staying Crazy" Gets New Yorker Cartoonist's Endorsement
• Tornado-damaged fire station demolished
• Cary's past breaks a leg
• Triangle Marine wife gets honor
• RailHawks Plan Thanks for Tornado Relief Workers
• Harold’s Blog: The Cooper Case and Other Stories
• Still not convinced? Maybe reading what Cary Citizen has to say will convince you:
• If you haven't seen Puss in Boots yet, don't miss it! Check out what Triangle Arts & Entertainment has to say:
• Audiences and critics agree - don't miss Puss In Boots, a family friendly tale sure to entertain one and all.
• CP raised over $200 dollars and collected a barrel of pet food during the special preview performance for Cat Angels Pet Adoptions. 3 more shows this weekend! Then the season will be over. Don't miss your final purr-fect chancec to see this show.
• Sports: Cary Invasion Beats Wilmington in Inaugural Game
• 5 all-year schools go to single track
• News briefs: April 24
• Trial's spotlight shone on Cary
• Morrisville considers adding bus service
• The making of a young band
• Deals rescale Veridea project in Apex
• Baby gorilla expected
• Lifestyles of the 'popular' and 'affluent'
• Ala. tornadoes hit close to home
• Major layoffs at Tekelec
• A little rain can't stop these tested warriors
• Review: Puss N Boots a Magical Cat Tale
• This is it!! Opening night for "Puss in Boots". Join Puss and friends for this family friendly romp! You don't want to miss it. Get your tickets now. You have them right? 2 weekends only.
• Brad Cooper gets life for murder of wife, Nancy
• Panthers Beat: The Draft – Cam’s the Man
• Cooper trial gets graphic in closing
• Kraig the Garage Guy Moves to Cary
• Puss In Boots Opening Night - Friday, May 6
• Wanted: Soccer Writer
• Crime Notes: May 4
• Art in the air
• Biogen joins list of growing drug companies
• Triangle adds 4,900 jobs in March
• Deeper cuts put schools on edge
• Lure draws tiger blood
• Medicare fight in Congress lands in N.C.
• Delay urged on school calendar
• Responsibility for deteriorating residents may shift
• Artful crowd enjoys Cary's Spring Daze
• Plan reshuffles Cary voters
• Cary toughens vetting for cellphone towers
• RailHawks Partner With Youth Soccer Clubs
• Harold’s Blog: Inspired by InterAct and Other Stories
• NBA Playoffs – Round Two
• Money Matters: Setting Up a Pension for Kids & Grandkids
• Builders seed growth with smaller homes
• Work targets I-40 bottleneck
• Growth makes redistricting tough
• Storm-weary look skyward
• Writing her way to a new career
• Cary Players will be at Spring Daze. Will you? Stop by and visit us!! And learn more about "Puss in Boots" opening next weekend and our NEW season of shows.
• Humor: A Visit to the Chiropractor
• Survey: Spectator Sports in the Triangle
• Art Scene: He Makes Guitars from License Plates
• Fortune: Cary-Raleigh Fastest Growing in the Nation
• Downtown: MMI Moves to Cary
• At home, but still in need
• Cary hosts annual Spring Daze at Bond Park
• Be careful where you park in Apex
• Redrawing school board districts is prickly task
• After storm, 'It's neighbors helping neighbors'
• Cary mom helps save endangered animals in her spare time
• Western Wake sewage plant construction finally nears
• Flight honors identical twins who served in World War II
• Cary Chamber: Lunch with Senator Burr
• Harold’s Blog: Transit, Storms, Permits, Buses on Highways, Downtown and More
• RN Rouse of Cary Tapped for New Biogen Building
• Yoga in the Park
• News briefs: April 24
• Don't forget to smile and wave
• Medical lawsuit limits adjusted
• Jobless call for political standoff to end
• Piecing together a deadly weather day
• Morrisville weighs new council district
• Troubled developer sells Amberly deed
• In tornado's destructive wake, lives realign
• Cary council decides to fight ruling
• Art Contest: Funny Illustration for a Funny Book
• David Bowden Case: And Now, the Real Story
• Pro Basketball Comes to Cary
• Organic food sales grow despite economy
• News briefs: April 20
• Electoral map may shape schools' policy
• Assisted-living deaths prod call for training
• One good deed, two good causes
• Driver ed classes could cost $75
• Cigarette may link suspects to crimes
• How we bucked the urge to consume
• Wake must correct busing statistics
• Annual Easter Egg Hunt!
• Inside the Eye: The 2010-2011 Season in Review
• Pictures: Best of the Canes 2011
• Hospitals submit expansion bids
• Cary fast-tracks WakeMed Soccer Park expansion
• Sour Cary council allows cellphone tower
• Putting the pieces back together after tornado
• Cary Citizen Editor Wins Humor Writing Contest
• Witness testimonies wrap up in Cooper trial
• Film: Full Frame Wrap Up
• Harold’s Blog: Greenways, Taxes, Bowden Case and Saturday’s Tornado
• This Week’s Survey: Railroad Development in Cary
• Railhawks Out Gun Montreal 2-1
• Business: “Wall Street is Moving to Cary”
• Don't change Cary EMS
• Enloe teacher suspended without pay for his comments
• Apex police: Txt us w tips
• News briefs: April 17
• Cherished Apex soccer coach dies
• GOP abandons bid to reject federal rail funds
• Retirement home project progresses
• Thwarted again, Cary weighs appeal
• Tornado rips through area; damage serious
• Artist shares his passion to create
• Weather: The Day it Rained Roof Tiles and Insulation
• Sports: 2011 NBA Playoff Preview
• Full Frame Film Fest: Opening Night
• Opinion: Town Needs a Better Permitting Process
• Crime: The Case of the Slashed Tires
• Puss In Boots presented by Cary Players Don't miss the fun and adventure of this family friendly show. Follow this link for complete details
• Local Authors: Craig Nova – Brook Trout and the Writing Life
• Ex-security expert held in burglaries
• Bill alters state recruiting
• Red-light cameras in doubt
• Tata determines Goldman transfer was OK
• Big shift awaits some year-round schools
• Two teens confess to slashing tires in Cary
• With anniversary, Morrisville remembers Civil War role
• County polls western towns
• Apartment debate turns political
• Cindy Sinkez Joins CaryCitizen as Marketing Director
• Tar Heels Take Pantry March Madness Cup
• Movie Review: Win Win
• Harold’s Blog: Vacation Week, Cary Arts Center, The Masters, My First Home
• Columbia Journalism Review Covers CaryCitizen
• Cary Couple Launches Tyrannosaurus Max Press
• Police Stories: Town Closes Books on 33 Burglary Cases
• Humor Writing Contest: 250 Words
• Survey: $10,000 Tax Credit for New Home Construction
• Game maker gets new owner
• SAS gets greener
• News briefs: April 10
• Apex, developer hash out plan
• Fuquay-Varina mourns commissioner
• Feeding a growing need
• Local charity helps less fortunate
• In tribute to peer, the band plays on
• Teen Artists Shine in 4th Annual Eva Perry Contest
• Vendors for 2011
• "Puss in Boots" is well on it's way to a final fantastic production for this season. ( See it in Early May!! ) And we are only a couple months away from announcing our next season!! What are you hoping to see? I'll give you a little h
• Tax Day: April 18 This Year
• Mills Park Middle Schoolers in PCHS’ Sound of Music
• News briefs: April 6
• State worker health plan nears Perdue's desk
• Achievement data add new layer to busing debate
• Cary firm attracts $22 million in private funding
• Tata takes steps on bus safety
• Eagle Scout decides tattered Old Glory just won't fly
• Crime Notes: April 6
• Google bypasses N.C. towns
• Open office plans make 'mine' a thing of the past
• Program may grow the gifted
• BlackBerry maker adds Cary staff
• Town buys land at Bass Lake
• To the front lines, with love
• Baisakhi Mela welcomes Spring
• No one will forget 'Sweet Meg'
• As towns boost Main Street, Cary hires czar
• Twin testifies of Cooper's sorrow
• Inside the Eye: Countin’ on a Miracle
• Chef’s Academy Picks Morrisville
• Local Publisher Wins Knight Fellowship
• Harold’s Blog: Tobacco Road, Reading on the Radio, Open Space and Red Light Cams
• Business: Facebook Page Names
• Editor’s Journal: A Month of Saturdays
• 3rd Annual Cary Spring Daze Photo Contest
• House debates economic impact of federal rail grants
• Area jump-rope team performs at Emerging Issues Forum
• Dog gets new paw implanted
• Club Notes: April 3
• Bill gives chairman a vote
• Expanded coverage with a new editor at the helm
• Salem Elementary class project hits big screen
• At Campbell's, a healthy plate of food and talk before sunrise
• Wake County takes aim at local EMS
• Film Review: Source Code
• AHA Garden Tool Collection at the Market This Saturday!
• Call for Nominations: Small Business Awards
• Stage Combat 101 - Special Notice
• Cast List has been announced. Follow the link to see all the details and the director's big thanks to all the wonderful talent that showed up.
• Neighborhood Watch: Waldo Rood
• New location at Bond Park Community Center for our call backs tonight. Follow the link for the full details. 6:15pm start time!
• Inside the Eye: Season on the Brink
• Call Backs have been announced. They start tonight at 6:15pm! Follow the link to see if your name was on the list. Don't forget to check back later this week for the full cast list rather you were called back or not. Thanks for auditioning!!!
• Protesters tire of legal delay
• Crime Notes: March 30
• People embark on path to just enough
• The birdy gets its due
• Financing gets creative
• DMV to coach school bus drivers
• Apex council reverses change in church utility rates
• School brings science to life
• Triangle revives plans for mass transit
• Cary teen's documentary tops contest
• Wake towns wary of forced annexation
• Apex Freon thefts spur warnings about huffing
• Money Matters: “Baskets of Money”
• Animal cruelty is part of arson case
• Harold’s Blog: Apartments, Taxes, Arts and Ireland
• Movie Review: Sucker Punch
• U.S. National Soccer Teams Train in Cary
• Council approves more apartments
• Best of the this week's SWakeSports blog
• Baby's death at hotel under investigation
• Independence and dignity through work
• Indian festival welcomes spring
• Muir announces mayoral campaign
• Alcohol allowed at public events
• After much input, council names arts center
• 'I had a red flag,' detective says of chat with Cooper
• Cary police investigate infant's death at motel
• Traffic: Morrisville Parkway Extension Now Open
• Boots Image! Are you ready for auditions?
• Apex man arrested after high-speed chase
• Apex teen jailed in freon thefts
• Supermoon Over Cary
• Crime Notes: March 23
• Fuquay seeks creative bandwidth
• Schools lost Wake's trust, accreditor report says
• Superintendent's spending plan cuts staff jobs, not teachers
• Vote puts Veridea financing in question
• Going all out to make the office an 'in' place
• Garden to honor slain Apex teen
• Cary tournament helps boost pingpong as a sport
• Expect to pay to use expressway
• Cary wants federal, state dollars
• Inside the Eye: Can the Hurricanes Mount One Final Playoff Push?
• Harold’s Blog: Chatham County, Throwing Stones, Railhawks and Pink Trash Cans
• Top 5 Reasons to Join the Cary Chamber
• One more week before "Puss in Boots" auditions! There are roles for everyone. Follow the link to learn about our last show of this season.
• New USO Travel Center Opens at RDU
• Cary Authors: Mark Phialis and Who Killed 20G?
• Be Active: Morrisville Fitness Challenge
• Q&A: Author digs deep into Cary's history
• Club Notes: March 20
• Morrisville council could spend savings in budget
• U.S. men's national team to practice in Cary
• Goodnight still richest in N.C.
• Athens Drive pitcher shuts down winless Cary
• Bromley scores four as Apex tops East Chapel Hill
• Area coach feels tsunami's impact
• Goldman transfer in question
• Rigor at Enloe
• Magnet privilege
• Pantry says fresh focus is paying off
• Daybook: March 20
• Tower ruling challenges western Wake towns
• Notable: March 20
• Cary celebrates its history
• Scottish Ceilidh
• Examiner discusses finding of strangulation in Cooper case
• NC Author Donald Davis: Tales From a Free-Range Childhood
• "Staying Crazy" Gets Celebrity Endorsements
• The Gardener's Kitchen Cubed Steak
• Inside the Eye: No Room for Error
• Schools retain more students
• Business Briefs
• Cary becoming more affordable
• Researchers find stock tips in CEO voices
• Town plans electric car chargers
• Apartments' growth rebounds in Cary
• Take a look at Anna now
• She was solid in faith, smarts
• Super Skippers Win Gold
• Harold’s Blog: Let the Sun Shine
• Stage Combat 101: Our next sponsored class taking place ONE day on April 2 has a mininum required number of students and we haven't hit that number yet. So if you are interested in unarmed stage combat, how to take a fall, and just in general how to
• Japan Disaster Relief in Cary
• Business: Bandwidth.com Raises $20.5 Million
• Announcing: CaryCitizen Websites
• Cary police focus on apartments
• WWII vet prepares for Flight of Honor
• The kindest cut
• Morrisville may alter alcohol rule
• Railway deal may bring mall, road work to Cary
• New Market Hours Starting April 2nd: Open at 8am
• Sponsors Sign On To Support Cary Writer's Upcoming Humor Book
• Jury hears of scene at party before Nancy Cooper's death
• Just Added: Virtual tours of our new E Wing and Children's Hospital. Take a look!
• Railhawks Preseason Matches – Free!
• Traffic Alert: Railroad Crossings
• You won’t want to miss out on this exclusive evening of great food, good company, and hand-crafted local beer!
• Inside the Eye: Playoff Race Heats Up
• Jet the intrepid tracking dog joins the hounds of heaven
• Wife of Fuquay-Varina Marine is honored
• Crime Notes: March 2
• Pesticide company relocates to Morrisville
• Unsold lots are lots of trouble for developers
• Feds disallow school lunch data
• Bill bans controversial toll road's Red Route
• Fruitful alliance meets its goal
• Western Wake is a magnet
• Veridea asks Apex for $29 million bond
• PBA argues town policy stifles rights
• Supporting the supporters
• Theater: Calling All Young Actors
• Business: MaxPoint in Cary Gets $8 Million
• Hidden Giant: Ultimus, Creates Business Process Management
• Ira David Wood III is known for his poignant portrayal of Ebenezer Scrooge in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol - a role he reprised for 35 consecutive years. He would have counted 2010 as the 36th had it not been for a serious heart problem. Wa
• Harold’s Blog: 7 Meetings and a Leaky Toilet
• Our next show "Puss in Boots" auditions are on March 28th & 29th! There are a wide variety of ages and roles needed so please check the site our for all the details. And come on out for the auditions!
• Got Tools? AHA Hosts Garden Tool Drive
• Panthers Beat: NFL Draft Preview
• Race organizer stays competitive
• Wake school leader's son faces lesser theft charge
• Wake's best speller, bless her balalaika
• Girl's goal: Read 2,000 books
• Cooper trial hits home
• Looking for a safer Cyber High
• Behind the sign, Bowden's quest remains the same
• Hostage policy gives officers discretion
• Inspired at the CFSA Sustainable Agricultural Conference
• Nowell's Architecture Movie Series Concludes with "Citizen Architect"
• Inside the Eye: Canes Active at Trade Deadline
• Bill revives speed cameras
• IRS cutting back on paper
• Discovery of new frog species spurs scientific interest
• Enloe in spotlight
• Book lovers plunge into liquidation sale
• Cary Writer Plans Humor Book to Raise Fund for "Miracle League"
• 10 Great Movies of 2010 You Probably Didn’t See
• News briefs: Cary investigates seven fires
• Fuquay gets new manager
• What ifs haunt bank hostage
• Town's retreat still a treat
• The path of no more resistance
• Wide World of Cary Sports: Lady Falcons Fall, Railhawks Start Practice
• Mr. Bowden’s New Sign
• Business: 105 New Jobs for Morrisville
• Harold’s Blog: How to Hide a Cell Tower, Cary Park and More
• Apex landowner fights Cary
• 7 small fires break out across Cary
• Cary loses more than a bookstore
• Morrisville raises candidate fees
• Author crafts local lore into novel ghost story
• Cary Park gets police outpost to ease fears
• Cary man facing sex charge dies in wreck
• Umstead Hotel adopts students' green project
• Bank shooting ended a life spent seeking
• Harold’s Blog: Washington DC, the Bowden Case and Cary Park
• Inside the Eye: O Captain! My Captain!
• Korean Catholics break new ground
• Smart men know the size
• Bill would cut some tests
• News briefs: Feb. 23
• Raleigh bus service could reach Fuquay-Varina
• Crime Notes: Feb. 23
• BOOM! Magazine Launches First Annual Expo
• CaryCitizen: Speaking with Senator Richard Burr
• Hands on history
• Police promise to ease fears
• Economy skews value of land
• Civil War comes to life for a day
• Cary News staff win top state awards
• Harold’s Blog: In Bed With The Flu
• Coyotes in Cary
• Borders Books Turns to Chapter 11 – Cary Store To Close
• Governor Presents Surprise Tax Relief for North Carolina Businesses
• Sports: GH Girls Basketball Wins Tri-9
• Business: Lindsey Chester Is Finalist for Knight Fellowship
• Former POW kept his promise
• Epic's game faces tough market
• News briefs: Feb. 20
• With award, fashion student is on her way
• Cary keeps case alive despite cost
• In split vote, new fuel tank approved
• Triangle losing most Borders
• Cary police increase patrols
• A puzzling portrait of slain man surfaces
• Sunday is sold out so tonight is your last chance to see LBB6. Tickets available at the door.
• Arnie: A Bird Who Touched Human Hearts
• Things to do this weekend.... 1) Get tickets to the LAST weekend of LBB. 2) Don't eat dinner so I can eat all the desserts at the show. 3) Go see LBB #6! 4) Bid on the gorgeous artwork being offered by Neel Guest ( see website for details ). 5) Slee
• See LBB, Feed The Hungry, Set A World Record! When you see LBB this weekend, share your Bits of Love & Bites by placing non-perishable food in the red box. NCSSM students will weigh our and other donations and take them to the Food Bank, with a goal
• Screwed-By Guy Might Not Fly
• Sports: Green Hope Could Run the Tables in Tri-9 Basketball
• Inside the Eye: Hurricanes Continue Domination of Thrashers, Lose Heartbreaker to Devils
• Another Advantage of Buying Local
• Ideas for Winter Veggies & Greens
• Coble doesn't see school funding cut
• Green Hope students answer president's challenge
• Wake leaders abandon transit tax proposal
• Mayors look to utilities' merger for debt relief
• A month without extra spending
• Y'alls' accent is fading
• Police crack down on speeding in Holly Springs
• Kids chew on the latest form of art
• 'Controlled choice' school plan gets some support
• All you crazy photo posters out there for LBB! Make sure to come on over here and post some on our CP page as well! We'd love to have some.
• Business: Nominate a Company for the Family-Friendly 50
• Questions remain in shooting
• Officials weigh pipeline options
• Cary High student remembered for her passion
• When it comes to caring for your heart, the experts at WakeMed Heart & Vascular don't skip a beat. And this week, we're taking our show on the road, making stops all around Wake County to teach you the basics of CPR, along with the warning
• Still need a Valentine's present?? We've got you covered! One weekend left! Three performances! And so many desserts to be eaten. If you haven't already, get your tickets now and don't miss the FINAL weekend of Love Bits & Bites.
• Harold’s Blog: The Incident at Wachovia, Town Planning Priorities
• Breaking News: No Gun in Wachovia Incident
• It’s Official: Railhawks League Gets Go-Ahead from USSF
• School probes alleged retaliation threat at Enloe
• News briefs: Feb. 13
• Jumping to help a country in poverty
• Growth may alter town voting map
• Cary pays hefty price in sign case
• Teen's death points to flu's danger
• New WakeMed clinic offers path to a healthy heart
• Police piece together shooting
• Home Sweet Cary: Universal and Unique
• Crime: Bank Robber Killed After Taking Hostages
• Cary bank robbery ends with suspect's death
• Ex-Yank Brosius to Skipper USA Baseball 18U Team
• Sweet T's Chocolate Stout Layer Cake
• Inside the Eye: Canes Take Eighth in the East – The Final Playoff Spot
• Tata takes the helm amid good will and warnings
• Crime Notes: Feb. 9
• College students find better job picture
• State board approves charter school growth
• Lottery winner set for life
• Mother worries as three sons face trouble
• Advocacy group wants to limit school police officers
• Cupcakes beat chocolates
• Shop embraces sweet trend
• Teen's death alters road
• Autopsy: Wife could not have shot herself twice
• Hidden Giants: Railinc Keeps Rail Moving
• Preview!
• WWOCS: Swimming, Diving, Basketball, Wrestling & Roller Hockey
• Harold’s Blog: What if the Mayor Goes to Jail?
• Opening night is Saturday for Love Bits & Bites at the Historic Page-Walker in downtown Cary. Tickets are selling fast for Saturday, but many seats still available for other shows. Get them soon before they are gone! If available tickets will be sold
• Hecht's job: tons of salt, sand and planning
• With Cary success, Tribeca Tavern brand expands
• With new overpass, McCrimmon Parkway reopened for traffic
• Medical burglary spree unsolved
• Morrisville wants to improve traffic on N.C. 54
• Cary school helps close the gap
• Red-light snaps are saving lives
• Art Scene: Home Sweet Cary
• Santa Cruz this painting was inspired by my recent trip to Northern California. It was a beautiful evening!
• Are you wearing red today?
• Yonkers Industries Adopts Franklin Academy
• Business: Intuit Health Makes Fortune (List)
• Genetically Engineered Alfalfa, why should we care?
• Correction: Lazy Daze Grant Recipient
• Fitness: Register for Green Hope 5K
• Inside the Eye: Team Lidstrom Takes All-Star Game, Canes Eye Playoffs
• Check out our latest issue of WakeMed Heart & Vascular's Heart to Heart Magazine...
• With NEC venture, Lenovo eyes Japan
• Tech schools brace for cuts
• Streaming Eagles are Web stars
• Vaccine company gives tobacco new life
• Family, military direct Tata toward education
• Amid deficit, state workers brace for layoffs
• The downside to less traffic
• Experience of a lifetime
• OK, I'll (gasp) give if you will
• Crime Notes: Feb. 2
• Town considers property tax hike
• Teen's speech sends arts center moniker back to drawing board
• Waste not, want not: towns get creative with sewage disposal
• New Hill group greenlights wastewater plant after accord
• Lazy Daze Awards 33 Local Grants
• Wide World of Cary Sports: Girls Basketball and NHL All-Star Game
• Harold’s Blog: State of the Town, School Reassignment, Waste Water, Land Use
• Cross Currents Music Festival Moves to Cary
• Cary Photo Show Lands at RDU
• Price: mental health care lacking
• Cary project moves forward
• In this economy, Morrisville considers whether smaller homes are better
• Sheldon trains for marathon swim and raises money for rescued cats
• Volunteer help wanted
• The Weather – Now on CaryCitizen
• Real Estate: Preston Corners Building Sells for $2.3 Million
• Transportation: RDU Opens Stunning New Terminal 2
• Video: State of the Town 2011
• Duke, Progress merger stokes nuclear energy goals
• Fuquay-Varina mayor says no to fizz
• Money at risk, N.C. pushes rail
• 911 call suggests murder-suicide
• Wake school board gets unwanted attention
• School competes for cash
• Board likely to keep accreditation agency
• Apex council takes on Veridea proposal
• Triangle home sales at 2002 levels
• News briefs: Jan. 26
• 'Smart thing' or fool's gold?
• Board honors students
• Crime Notes: Jan. 26
• Bed bugs get new attention from pest busters
• Apartment complex in Cary faces a key test
• Local officials focus on economy
• As House GOP leader, Stam sets the agenda
• Wide World of Cary Sports – Gymnastics, Swimming & Diving
• Inside the Eye: Canes Defeat Leafs in a Wild One
• The WakeMed Mother’s Milk Bank, one of nine breast milk banks in the United States, desperately needs donations. Watch this video to learn more...
• Harold’s Blog: Schools, Roads, a $1000 Check and a Town Zoo?
• Business: SAS Revenue Hits $2.43 Billion
• Morrisville's effort to convert roads hits an obstacle
• Club Notes: Jan. 23
• Cary expects All-Star boost
• Town begins to reshape districts
• Cary wants more life downtown
• Suit against Cary yields $1 damages
• Fashion: Cary Design Student Shines with Von Furstenberg
• Inside the Eye: Staal Named All-Star Captain, Bruins Frustrate Canes
• We may have more then 3 weeks till opening night, but tickets are already going fast! Just a reminder to get them early and often! Half the tickets for opening night are already gone. Rehearsals are fantastic! You won't want to miss LBB 6!
• THE READER’S DIGEST “WE HEAR YOU AMERICA” 100 CITIES/100 DAYS RV TOUR COMES TO CARY, NC ON JANUARY 21ST 2011 Cross-Country Trek Provides Promotional Spotlight and Financial Stimulus To Help Counter Quality of Life Crisis Triggered By Continued E
• Council-Staff Retreat, Part 2
• Shelby's Peachy Pork
• Mountain Biking: Sunday in the Park with Drew
• 15 Year Old Caryite Commits to Play Hockey at U. of N. Dakota
• Business briefs: Jan. 19
• DOT says it can use salt safely
• Apex shooting claims one life
• The bug is here
• Insurers request higher rates on some policies
• Massive development project advances in Apex
• School offers taste of college
• Former town clerk defined her town, family
• Stam says GOP will leave its mark
• Winter's wrath melts towns' supplies
• Fuquay-Varina couple safe after blaze during storm
• School plan shifts western Wake students
• Big wreck, big ambulance
• Trash Talking
• Council Staff Retreat, Part 1
• Harold’s Blog: Local Mayors Meet, Town Council/Staff Retreat
• At 109 years-old, Maude Griffis slips away
• Officials attempt to define Cary
• EPA team tests chemical effects
• Cary, Chatham look to renew talks
• As planning board chairman, Goel envisions new look for Morrisville
• Cary's Dex cuts graphics workers
• Community briefs: Jan. 16
• Town plots new districts
• Council won't fill vacant seat
• Cities challenge state water rules
• New York fashion internship big step for Cary native
• MLK Day events
• Western Wake Plant spurs water and sewer price hikes
• Zodiac: I Was a Pisces, Now I’m an Aquarius
• Real Estate: Medical Park of Cary Sells for $28.2M
• See the movie FRESH!
• Cary Gets Artist-in-Residence from Britain
• Acclaimed Violinist Brian Reagin Returns to Page-Walker
• Business briefs: Jan. 12
• AT&T's N.C. president battles colon cancer
• A congenial Tata meets diverse, divided Wake
• Coble sets practical tone as he takes county helm
• Fuquay-Varina plans to expand town hall
• News briefs: Jan. 9
• County OKs bonds for Cary community
• ESL teacher can relate to her students
• Tech Town: Google Googles
• Permit advances New Hill water plant
• Wake schools to buy land in Apex
• Business: Red Hat is Staying in Wake County
• Inside the Eye: Return of the Cardiac Canes
• Wake postpones student assignment hearings
• Harold’s Blog: State of the Town Now and Planning for the Future
• Winter Mess Headed for Cary
• Cary mulls sign rules
• News briefs: Jan. 9
• Morrisville makes healthier living the priority for 2011
• Questions loom about Morrisville council seat
• Schools plan gets public airing
• Reading program targets at-risk students
• State grants key permit to New Hill treatment plant
• Business: CED Seeks Business Mentors
• 2011 Economic Forecast for Cary
• Cary Cops Nab Wachovia Robber
• 2011 Season Vendor Application Online!
• Remembering John Edgerton, director of the Department of Spiritual Care at WakeMed...
• Farmers' Market Red Lentil Curry
• Video: Science & Math are Cool, Kids
• Contract OKs TV gigs
• Independent stores use creativity
• Energy saved, safety lost?
• School Notes: Jan. 5
• School budget cut ideas include 4-day weeks
• Regimen helps quiet the din
• A passion for polka
• Searching for a better seed
• Market to Menu: Mustard Pork
• Business: Cary-based SciQuest Makes $13MM Acquisition
• News briefs: Jan. 5
• Cary officers rally behind one of their own
• 10 things to watch in 2011
• Apartment project winds through new town process
• Nuclear plant puts an end to foot patrols
• Tickets for Love Bits & Bites are now on sale! They go quickly ... so celebrate your New Year and snag some today.
• Woman accused of getting her kids to help shoplift
• Inside the Eye: Lowly Devils No Match for Hurricanes
• Brady Goes All Out to Fight Hunger
• In 2011, traffic and town center key in Morrisville
• Fenced in by a wild and crazy caring
• Happy New Year! Closed Sat., Jan. 1, Reopening Jan. 8
• Hoppin' John and Greens: For Wealth, Luck and Good Health!
• CaryCitizen’s Holiday Movie Roundup
• A list of local government closings for the holidays
• Apex, Fuquay-Varina grant builders an extension
• News briefs: Dec. 29
• Mellow Mushroom coming to Cary
• Novartis will add lab, jobs
• Feds give Wake schools a grilling
• In split vote, Wake hires Tata as superintendent
• New road opens in Fuquay-Varina
• Elderly need a friend in the winter months
• Holly Springs seeks to balance growth
• Year in Review
• Touching Stuff at the Museum
• Harold’s Blog: Jobs at SAS, Public Hearings, Fact Check on the Web
• On a Snowy Day in Cary: Best Holiday Movies of All Time
• News briefs: Dec. 26
• SAS to help N.C. fight waste, fraud
• Apartments face fight
• Cary teens develop iPhone and Droid applications
• Video: Ashworth Drug Store Radio Jingle
• A Breath of (Fresh) Mountain Aires
• CaryCitizen: Roundtable at the Governor’s Mansion
• Happy Holidays from WakeMed! Here are some tips to increase your chances of staying well...
• Olympic Hopefuls Make a Splash at TAC
• Lunar Eclipse on The Winter Soltice in Cary
• Inside the Eye: Streaking Canes
• Panthers Beat (Someone!)
• Caroling to help cancer patients
• Teacher faces sex offense
• Goldman helps block student shift
• Bearing with psoriasis
• Crime Notes: Dec. 22
• Bus wreck injures students
• News briefs: Dec. 22
• Between golf rounds, man serves tirelessly
• Traffic jams the holidays
• Autopsy finds pain drugs factored into two deaths
• Equipment seller expands on strength of crop market
• A run for Chase
• Korean Catholic parish to expand in Apex
• Business: SAS Announces 100 New Jobs in Cary
• RailHawks negotiating with Traffic Sports on investment
• Theatre Audition Basics begin January 10th! And there are just a few slots left! Last minute gift for a friend? for yourself? Follow the link for all the information.
• Police investigating two bank robberies Monday
• Harold’s Blog: Cell Towers, Development and the NHL
• Cast List is now posted for LBB6. Don't even get me started on how terribly hard it was to choose from so many talented people. So many new people to our family and so many returning members. Thank you for your understanding and knowledge that there
• Students injured in three-bus wreck in Cary
• Tree in Moonlight
• New digital painting I just finished yesterday.
• Morrisville: The Lay of the Land…and the Skies
• Wide World of Cary Sports – Dec 19
• Movies: Love and Other Drugs
• Daybook: Dec. 19
• School cancels expansion
• Athens Drive musicians to play in All-American Bowl
• Local band Mountain Aires to perform at Page-Walker in Cary
• Burt's Music Company's swan song is a bittersweet symphony
• Red-light runners sue Cary
• Towns limit projects lifespan
• In marathon, Cary rejects tower
• Epic game sets a sales record
• A moving performance
• Author writes guide to Bonnaroo music festival
• Notable: Dec. 19
• Club Notes: Dec. 19
• Holiday Giving Guide: Teaming for Technology
• Morrisville, Cary reject AT&T requests for cell towers
• Cary PBA Seeks Support for Officer Matt Long
• Cary man charged with indecent exposure at strip mall
• Stream of Light
• Singing in the Rain
• Red-light camera ticketee fights Cary with an appeal to higher law
• Small Business: Technology Associates in Cary
• Inside the Eye: Ruutu and Jokinen Spark Hurricanes
• Video: WakeGov Has a YouTube Channel
• Seasonal Frittata
• (Another) Panthers Beat (Down): Atlanta Week 14
• Misty Woods I completed this this digital painting and the one below yesterday. Definitely a prevailing mood!
• Ocean Mist new digital painting just finished yesterday
• Callbacks are posted! See everyone tonight!
• Firm to help win path for water
• Democrats block student shuffle
• Cary burglaries put residents on edge
• Coble to lead board
• News briefs: Dec. 12
• Cary Town Council to discuss 150-foot cellular tower
• County GOP commissioners assert new power
• Biotech trees test new guidelines
• Growth could bridge Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina
• Vote saves Apex offices from zoning error
• Elementary principal takes a hands on approach
• Morrisville council rejects 175-foot cell tower
• Hidden Giant: USfalcon in Morrisville
• How to Avoid Long Lines at the Post Office
• Fuquay-Varina remembers student killed by car
• Forecast: Brutally Cold with Snow
• Need a last minute Holiday gift?!! Don't forget to check out our CP Gear on Cafepress! Every purchase gives a little to YOUR Community Theatre in Cary, NC. Have a special request? Want an image on an item not presented or in a different format? Just
• Harold’s Blog: Involved Citizens, Transit, CPD, Holiday Stuff
• Just a quick reminder, auditions begin tonight for Love Bits & Bites. Callbacks are Wednesday! We hope to see you there.
• NCRC Resolution Run 2011
• 2011 R.I.T.N.Y.
• Video: Nowells Radio Jingle by Cary Players
• Panthers Beat(ing): Seattle Week 13
• Love Bits & Bites Auditions!! December 13th and 14th. Follow the link to get all the information about this very popular show and great opportunity. We hope to see you at auditions! Come one, come all ... no monologues required, sing whatever you wan
• Inside the Eye: Just Win, Baby
• Time for Giving
• Need a Christmas present for someone that is interested in acting or just needs a boost in confidence??!! Classes start January 10th featuring Staci Sabarsky teaching this 4 week class. Sign up soon! For full information follow the link.
• Traveling a Long Way to Sing in Cary
• 2 Inches of Snow in Cary Saturday Night?
• Opening Night!!! Remeber "Yes Virginia, There is a Santa Claus" is ONLY one weekend. There's also a special Monday night performance. Then that is it! Don't miss your chance to see it. Tell your friends and even tell some complete str
• Cary Police: Well That Didn’t Take Long
• Farmers' Market Tapas Night
• Fashion: Ruffles Rule This Season
• Panther Beat: Week 12 – Signs of Life
• Railhawks to Hold Open Tryouts for 2011 Season
• Organic Roots: Singing Turtle Farm
• Photo Tour of Fickle Creek Farm
• Food Is Art! "Cabbage Family" on Display
• Inside the Eye: Hurricanes Stuck in Neutral, Struggle at Home
• Harold’s Blog: Fred Bond’s Notebook
• One weekend only! December 3 - 6th ( special Monday performance ). Do not miss Cary Player's special holiday production of "Yes Virginia, There is a Santa Claus". Large cast, music, and fantastic performances abound for this family friendl
• Panther Creek Catamounts Move on to 4-AA Regional
• Harry Potter 7 – Where’s the Magic?
• Shopping: Why Teens Love Five Below
• Spectacular Soap Stars Up-Close
• In Defense of Mike Easley
• Panthers Beat: Cats Fall to Birds, What’s Next?
• Before heading out for holiday shopping, please take time to review this report and the group’s tips for toy safety...
• Inside the Eye: Hurricanes Lose Shootout Thrillers, Acquire New Players
• This holiday season, giving has a whole new ring to it...
• Our next show opens in just a couple weeks and runs only ONE WEEKEND! Don't miss your chance to see this amazing production. Tickets on sale now. Visiting your family this Thanksgiving? Visit them again by all getting tickets to see this family frie
• Cary Photographic Artists Juried Show Winners
• Cary Ranked #2 on Safest Cities List
• Railhawks League Gets USSF Approval
• Harold’s Blog: Permit Extensions, Signs, Spirit, Wastewater, Art, Mailbag
• Transportation: Triangle Moves Forward
• Technology: WiFi Hot Spots Blossom in Downtown Cary
• Umstead Hotel in Cary Gets All 5 Stars from Forbes Travel
• Op Ed from Governor Perdue
• Nowell’s Owner Fights Cancer with Furniture
• Panthers Beat: New Faces, Better “O”
• Harold’s Blog: Morrisville, Water, Newly Elected Reps, the Mailbag
• Wide World of Cary Sports – Nov 18
• AUDITIONS: Love Bits & Bites - The Sixth Sense is our next production. With Virginia only a few weeks away everyone should be ready to come out and audition December 13th and 14th for this VERY popular production. A large cast, many opportunities, mu
• A “Prince” of a Show by Applause Theatre of Cary
• Inside the Eye: Consistently Inconsistent
• Sports: Green Hope Wins 4A Wachovia Cup
• Pictures: Circle of Friends Benefit
• Our 1000th Story on CaryCitizen
• Facebook “Likes” North Carolina in a Big Way
• Railhawks Get New Partners in NASL
• Coaching in Cary: D.J. and Barry Mitsch
• Panthers Beat: Week 9, Adding Injuries to Insult
• Wide World of Cary Sports – Nov 11
• Harold’s Blog: An Education on Election Day
• Deacons Win First Ever ACC Soccer Championship
• Citizen of the Year: Jack Smith
• Local: Lochmere Art and Craft Show
• Inside the Eye: Canes Lovin’ Home Cookin’, Staal Passes O’Neill
• Carolina Pottery Opens In Cary
• Tax Free Appliances This Weekend In Cary
• Panthers Beat – Week 8
• Harold’s Blog: Jam-Packed Week
• Inside the Eye: Canes Struggle at Home, Shine on the Road
• Poll: Are You Voting on Tuesday?
• Wide World of Cary Sports – All 6 High Schools
• They Put the “Road” in Rodeo
• Free Flu Shots on October 30 at Cary EMS
• Revved Up at the Cary Car Show
• $500 Photo Prize Up for Grabs
• Cary Police Nab CVS Robber
• Be Safe on Your Computer
• Event: Cary Votes!
• Panthers Beat: Signs of Life After the Bye
• Register for Youth Basketball
• Inside the Eye: Cary Caniacs and The Model Franchise
• Window of Inspiration. Christine MacLellan view from my studio Cary, NC 10.21.10 2:30pm A new creative project. Like any creative project inspiration fuels a modivation that just needs to be realized. This is the window I look out from my desk in the s
• ‘Canes: Skating on Thin Ice?
• Railhawks Finals Tix: 40% Off Thru Thursday
• Harold’s Blog – Education, Park West and the Sound of Rock & Roll
• Candidates for Wake County Commissioner Debate Schools
• Harold’s Blog – Business, Justice and Go Cart Racing
• Wide World of Cary Sports: Oct 18
• Step Lively for Hospice
• Film Review: Never Let Me Go
• Cary Theater in the Park: The Winter’s Tale
• Railhawks Advance to Championship
• Post Office Opens on Maynard – In the Quality Mart!
• Go Local: Peter Millar
• Panthers Beat: Weak 5
• Keller Williams of Cary Hosts Charity Concert
• Hidden Giant: Confero’s Mystery Shopping
• The Mayor’s Blog: My Aching Back
• When Will The Leaves Turn Red in Cary?
• Pictures: Railhawks First Playoff Victory
• Pumpkin Season in Cary
• Film Review: Secretariat
• Railhawks Get First Ever Playoff Win
• Citizen Policing Saves Town Nearly $150,000
• Theater: Over the River and Through The Woods
• Cary-lina Hurricanes: Time to Lace ‘em Up!
• Interview: Raspberry Magic filmmakers Leena Pendharkar and Megha Kadakia
• How Harold Got Hurt
• “Water conforms to whatever it is in. Like creativity, it’s a driving and powerful force that sweeps me away to many exciting places” Christine MacLellan
• Panthers Beat: Signs of Life in Week 4
• Fashion: Jeggings for Any Body
• “Water conforms to whatever it is in. Like creativity, it’s a driving and powerful force that sweeps me away to many exciting places” Christine MacLellan
• More Pix: Cary High vs Green Hope
• Just Peachy: And the Winners Are…..
• Zach's Toy Chest hosts Cruizin' for Childhood Cancer Motorcycle Fundraising Ride
• Football: CHS Stomps GHHS 36-0
• Pro Soccer: Railhawks Conquer Aztex, On To Playoffs
• Film Review: The Social Network
• Film Review: Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
• New Store in Town: Five Below
• RailHawks Roost at Top of Conference
• SAS Tourney: Like No Other
• Film Review: Catfish
• Panthers Beat: Week 3
• Business: Changes in CaryCitizen Ad Space
• Film Review: You Again
• CSN – Relevant Today
• Business: Governor Perdue Visits Morrisville, Touts SBA Loans
• Now THIS is Cool: Garage Brothers
• NC Transportation Hall of Fame Coming to Prestonwood
• Panthers Beat: Changes Needed
• Winter Concert Series: Get Your Season Tickets
• Top 100 College Recruiter to Visit Cary High School
• Tech Town Tip: Google Places
• Film Review: Devil
• Film Review: Easy A
• Legends of Golf in Cary This Week
• Cary EMS: Free Flu Clinic
• Pictures: Imps vs Cougars Football
• The Boys of Next Summer
• Money: Town Saves $700k in Interest
• Green Hope Week in Sports
• What’s Up Downtown
• Celebrating 5 Years Where Artists Meet in Cary
• Garrison Keillor Likes Ashworths
• Pictures: PCHS Catamounts Crush Sanderson 31-0
• Cary Police Host Rabies Clinic
• Panthers Beat: Good, Bad & Ugly
• Film Review: Resident Evil: Afterlife
• Railhawks Nab a Tie with Portland – Schulte Injured
• Soccer: Cary Academy vs Cary Christian
• Autumn Foliage Train Excursions
• Interview: Danny Perez and Animal Collective’s Panda Bear
• Pictures: Imps v Falcons Soccer
• Cary’s St. Mike’s School Wins National Blue Ribbon
• Business: ABB Adds 30 Engineering Jobs
• Small Lab Explosion Causes Worry
• “Water conforms to whatever it is in. Like creativity, it’s a driving and powerful forc
• Pictures taken during rehearsal
• A great photo of WakeMed Air Mobile as it flies above the new Children's Hospital and Heart To
• Cary Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Cary Fire Dept. Recognized for Excellence Worldwide
• Imps Shut Out Sanderson
• Booth Amphitheatre Cranks it Up for REO Speedwagon and Pat Benatar
• Inside The Eye: The Carolina Hurricanes
• Hopkins Named Director Of Parks, Recreation, & Cultural Resources
• RailHawks Top Mexican Pumas 3-0
• Railhawks Blast Crystal Palace Baltimore
• Business: Waverly Place Begins Construction
• Tennis: Falcons Soar Past Imps
• Film Review: Machete
• Fire Department: In Action
• Pictures: Catamounts Volleyball
• Theater: Youth Auditions for The Little Prince
• Business: Target Buys Into Park West
• Weather: My Name is Earl
• Family-Friendly Companies in Cary Honored
• Panther Beat: Julius Who?
• Pictures: Cary High Thumps Northern Nash
• Joint Morrisville-Cary Town Council Meeting
• Film Review: The Last Exorcism
• Shakespeare Takes the Stage at Booth Ampitheatre
• Fall Fashion: Colors, Tunics & UGG Mini Boots
• Panther Talk: Jamar Williams
• Teen Suicide Awareness Walk
• Senior Car Parade
• Good For Business: Delta Adds 14 Flights at RDU
• Don’t Click “Dislike” On Facebook
• Inc’s 5000 – Cary & Morrisville Companies Honored
• LORD Award for Innovation Goes to Frank J. Krakowski
• Panther Creek Football Pix
• Cross Country Season Kicks Off In Cary
• Hidden Giant: Lonesource
• Networking Event Returns to SAS Championship
• First Murder in Cary in 2 Years: Suspect Now In Custody
• In Memoriam: Jefferson Sugg
• Sheryl Crow: “I Love This Place”
• Ukrainian Orphans Find a Welcome in Cary
• Cary U12 Soccer Team Wins at Charlotte Invitational
• USA Women Beat Cuba As Play Resumes After Shooting
• Gray-Haired Granny Book Signing
• Cary Super Skipper Enters Hall of Fame
• Cary’s Own Antiques Road Show
• Coupon: 25% Off at Martin’s Curry Rice
• Critters That Prowl Cary Homes
• Go Local: 3 Kinds of Watermelons
• Events: 6th Annual Ritmo Latino Festival This Sunday
• Wake Tech Cary: An Engine for Business
• Shooting in Caracas Mars Baseball Championships
• Film Review: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World
• Cary Cops Solve 21 Crimes With One Traffic Stop
• Cary’s SAS Holds Employee Fair
• USA Conquers Australia
• Great Steak Challenge Coming to Cary – Win $15,000
• Film Review: Dinner For Schmucks
• Sales Tax Holiday This Weekend
• Teen Bookclubs Travel to D.C.
• Cary Company Quietly Revolutionizing Health Care
• High School Sports: Fall Practice Heats Up
• A Movie and a Band for $3 This Thursday
• Soccer: Railhawks Shoot Down Montreal
• As School Starts This Road Construction May Cause Snags
• Editors Journal: CaryCitizen Celebrates First Anniversary
• Sewer Overflow Caused By Grease And Debris
• Fashion Report for August: Lady-like
• Zach's Toy Chest
• Bikas Building of North Carolina Completes Construction of Marmalade Skies Self-Serve Frozen Yogurt
• Cary, NC: One of the Best Places to Live in America
• Boom! Magazine Publishing 2010-2011 Performing Arts Calendar
• McDonald’s Marks 1-year Anniversary
• Volunteer with us!
• Bikas Building of North Carolina LLC Completes Construction of Planet Beach Contempo Spa in Cary
• Jump!Zone in Cary, NC Offers 7 Themed Inflatables, Parties, Free Club JZ Registration & Jump!Passes
• Meredith Kisner Named Preferred Agent for New Development
• Top Triangle Property Management Firm Aids Tenants in Fighting the Flu
• Jump!Zone, an Indoor Party and Play Facility, is Relocating to Cary in Mid-November
• United Way - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concert
• Independence Day Celebration
• Cary Company Gearing up for the Race for the Cure.
• Great Grapes Wine Arts and Food Festival
• Cary Road Race
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• ERA United Home Realty
• Chinese New Year Festival
• Holly Springs Performances - Love Bits And Bites 2007
• Cary Performances - Love Bits And Bites 2007
• Different Brushstrokes
• David Sovero: Inka Traditions
• Fine Arts League Of Cary-Members Show
• Exhibition-Structural And Natural Studies

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