Safety Tips for July Fourth Weekend
For the Fourth of July, many people head to the water — whether that’s a pool, lake or beach. But holiday outings will be…
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At a Crossroads
Walking through the doors of the Carpenter Farm Supply Company feels like a step back in time. Signs advertising long-gone farm products hang on…
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Feel the Need for Speed?
Speed, adrenaline, competitive, fun. Ask drivers getting out of the karts at Rush Hour Karting about their experience motoring around a winding 0.3-mile indoor…
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Kidznotes
Many factors contribute to the creation of a nonprofit organization, be it an idea, a call to service or simply seeing a need in…
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From the Editor: Reasons for Hope
It’s easy to become discouraged with all that’s happening right now: the lingering threat of the coronavirus, economic hardship and intractable political divisions. But…
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2020 Race for the Cure Moves Online
The 24th Annual Triangle Race for the Cure will be held online rather than in-person this year. Originally planned for May 2, at The Frontier…
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Town of Cary to Celebrate 2020 Grads
Graduating from high school is a major achievement and important milestone, and this year’s senior class has missed out on opportunities to be publicly…
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Study: Cary Best for Professional Women
Professional women are more successful in Cary than any other place in the U.S., according to a new study from SmartAsset. In its third…
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8 Positive Things to Do Right Now
Tired of social distancing? That’s only human. Several UNC Health providers offered ideas for positive things to do — for our minds, bodies and…
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High Tech Comes to Templeton Dining Room
The newest member of The Templeton of Cary’s food service staff is not required to wear a hairnet and never asks for an extra…
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