Women of Western Wake: Sheri Erhart
There are people who live in Cary, and then there are those who grew up in Cary — Sheri Erhart, executive vice president of…
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Women of Western Wake: Leslie Covington
Leslie Covington’s desire to help others is a family affair. Her father was a pastor, one sister is a nurse, another a teacher, and…
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Meet Cary Magazine’s 2023 Women of Western Wake
From corporate success to selfless service, these dynamic leaders have accomplished great things in their chosen fields. Here, our honorees share their stories about…
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Things to Do: September 2023
1. The Hopscotch Music Festival is returning to Raleigh, with a full lineup of nearly 150 bands scattered across 12 different downtown venues. This…
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Save the Date: Carolina Circus Festival
Locals of all ages won’t want to miss the Carolina Circus Festival on Sept. 9 — a free event from 6-10 p.m. at WakeMed Soccer…
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Tools4Schools: Helping Wake County Teachers
For Wake County teachers on a traditional calendar, this is the final week before school begins — and many educators are still struggling to…
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Hops for Hope Prepares For Take-Off
Children’s Flight of Hope (CFOH), a nonprofit organization providing free air transportation to and from medical facilities for children in need, believes distance and the…
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A Toast to Designed For Joy
Designed for Joy (DFJ), a nonprofit formed in 2017, is dedicated to providing women in crisis with stability and dignity through immediate employment and…
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Slice 325
It doesn’t take long to figure out what Slice 325 is all about — a visit to their website hits you with some staggering…
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Small Business Spotlight: Mochinut
It’s not every day that two computer science graduates from UNC walk away from successful corporate careers to open up a novelty dessert shop,…
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