Worth the Drive: September Festivals & Events
Now that the weather is cooling down, festivals and events in Wake County are in full swing. From BugFest at the North Carolina Museum…
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Morrisville Gymnasts Take Gold
The youngest national champions in the United States live right here in Morrisville! Just this year, Grace Gymnastics Academy won double gold medals and…
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Small Business Spotlight: Crumb & Cream
If you have a sweet tooth and a love for shopping local, you won’t want to miss Crumb & Cream — a walk-up bakery…
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Erica Chats: Finally Feeling Fall
Confession Time: Fall is my least favorite season. Most of my besties love fall, and odds are you do too, so don’t come for…
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Less is More
For a fresh take on fall fashion, we thought it would be fun to find three unique pieces and show how each could be…
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Shield North Carolina
When it comes to human trafficking, we’ve all heard the stories. White passenger vans trolling neighborhoods, zip ties on vehicles used as markers in…
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Women of Western Wake: Tamani Anderson Powell
To speak with Tamani Anderson Powell is to love her. Her warmth and sense of humor is contagious, but more than that, she makes…
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Women of Western Wake: Dr. Rebecca Kitzmiller
Dr. Rebecca “Becky” Kitzmiller, an associate professor at the University of North Carolina School of Nursing, teaches in the master’s and doctoral programs and…
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Women of Western Wake: Patsy Johnson
Patsy Johnson talks about her life with a nonchalance that belies her résumé. A North Carolina native, Johnson moved to Cary in 1986 as…
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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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