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Saturday night's performance of And Then There Were None was a sellout! However...

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Saturday night's performance of And Then There Were None was a sellout! However, tickets are still available for the closing performance on Sunday afternoon. If you...

Neighbors fight plan for townhomes

Neighbors are hotly contesting a developer's plan to build 123 townhomes on a 20-acre lot now zoned for offices and retail.

Board ties cash to Athens Drive stadium fixes

The long drive to renovate Athens Drive High School's aging stadium made a crucial gain Tuesday, courtesy of the Wake County school board.

Cary may legalize contraband hens

Henny Penny the chicken lives in pseudo-secrecy, known by her neighbors but banned by the town of Cary.

Cary race was a low-budget affair

The final round of campaign finance reports for last year's municipal races, released in recent weeks, confirm that Mayor Harold Weinbrecht won re-election with a financial...

Schools' hours are in flux

Tens of thousands of Wake County families would have to adjust morning routines - from 10 minutes to more than an hour - under an administration proposal to change the start and...

Business: Caterpillar Shuns Illinois for Cary Area

Story by Hal Goodtree. Photo by Laura Gilmore. Cary, NC – The Chicago Tribune reported yesterday afternoon that Caterpillar is relocating a plant from Japan to the United...

Cary mayor victim of attempted break-in

At about 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, 15 minutes after Mayor Harold Weinbrecht left the house, a man pushed in the door and set off a motion detector.

The critics agree!

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The critics agree!

Can Mass Transit Improve Quality of Life in Cary?

Rindge made the case that mass transit is going to be key to sustaining growth and quality of life not just for the Triangle, but specifically for Cary, and its Downtown area.

Challenges mark Tata anniversary

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Road work planned at mall

Plans for Holly Springs' newest, biggest shopping center include 15 new traffic signals, several relatively rare intersection designs and thousands of feet of new lanes...

E-books in demand from Wake libraries

The virtual branch of Wake County Public Libraries is a very busy place. The digital collection went online in December 2010, and usage has been growing steadily ever since.

AmericanTowns Heroes: Ariana Hargis is a Real Livesaver

Ariana Hargis is the kind of lifeguard you want on duty when your loved ones are in the pool. She's a quick-thinking, focused professional with eyes in the back of her head. When...

Apex council member fights DWI

An Apex town council member convicted in January of driving while impaired is appealing the verdict with an unusual defense: An acid reflux problem, he claims, skewed the breath...

Death of boy, 16, is a mystery

For the past three years, Michael Daniel Mendy's mother watched her son lose his cognitive abilities. This week, the 16-year-old from Cary lost his life after an unexplained...

Haven for history

From the front porch of her flat-roofed rancher, Susan Johnson recalled the people whose paths crisscrossed old Cary. There were the Holders, the Pleasants, the children who used...

Apex mayor wins funding race too

Mayor Keith Weatherly won his fifth term in November, but he also appears to have come out ahead of his fellow southwest Wake County mayors when it comes to fundraising, according...

A new neighbor for RDU: Chinatown

For all the amenities the Triangle has to offer, there's one big-city attraction that remains conspicuously absent.

And Then There Were None

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And Then There Were None

Opinion: The Straight Story on Morrisville & Taxes

But now the question begs: how well do we want to maintain our community and what service level provision best fits our high expectations?

Harold’s Blog: Technology, Planning and No Political Positions

I believe this is the year for the town to catch up with the rest of the world in technology. And updating our web site would be a great start.

Peace Corps: Cary-ite Helps Create Jobs for Women in Armenia

Caroline Lucas of Cary, N.C., a Peace Corps volunteer, helped launch a women-owned small business in Armenia that produces and sells handmade stuffed bears. Since the Berd Bear...

Business: Cary Innovation Center Set to Open

Raleigh has one. Durham has one, too. Now Cary is set to get its own Innovation Center supporting entrepreneurs and start-ups.

Inside the Eye: Canes Rule Kings

The Carolina Hurricanes had a slow start in the first period but came back with good effort in the second and third for a 2-1 victory over the L. A. Kings.

Technology Video: A Day Made of Glass

For all futurists and fans of technology, you'll want to watch this incredible video from Corning about the future of smart, durable glass. It will fundamentally change the...

Theater: Smoking Gun at the Arts Center

This production has set the bar even higher for the Cary Players. If you have a chance to catch this show next weekend, I highly recommend it as an evening of outstanding theater.

News Briefs

Wake County SmartStart is now accepting applications for 2012-2013 pre-kindergarten programs including Wake County Pre-K, Title I and Head Start. These programs are publicly...

Wake school board member Goldman running for state auditor

Calling herself a watchdog and a maverick, Wake County school board member Debra Goldman announced Wednesday she is running for state auditor.

Linda Lyons bids farewell to Morrisville Council

In a soft but firm voice, Linda Lyons read her farewell speech before a crowd in the Morrisville Council Chambers last month.

Poll shows support for roads, park

Residents don't want more municipal buildings. What they want in Morrisville is better roads and parks, according to a recent survey.

Cary business incubator planned

A trio of business executives plans to open a business incubator in downtown Cary later this month.

A burning need

Spreads of foot-tall flames consumed the suburban forest's underbrush, sending up clouds of sun-streaked smoke.

Cary abuzz about downtown

If a hundred people come to Town Hall, odds are good they're mad about something.

And Then There Were None

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And Then There Were None

Opinion: Let’s Be the “Technology Town of NC” Once Again

We once called ourselves the “Technology Town of NC” – but that isn’t where we are today. But it COULD be again.

And then there was one.... day... til opening night!

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And then there was one.... day... til opening night! http://www.caryplayers.org/shows/and-then-there-were-none/

Downtown: Cary Theater Public Meeting

With the discussion swirling around the marquee for the new theater, the Town held their second public information meeting about Downtown development to another packed house on...

Inside the Eye: Islanders Strand Canes 5-2

Admittedly I’m an Eric Staal fan, but more so since covering the team for CaryCitizen. One benefit of press row is being up high to have the ability to watch plays form...