From the Editor: Making it Work Remotely
The whole “working from home” thing was not working for me. Don’t get me wrong. I feel incredibly lucky to be able to work…
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Garden Adventurer: Vitex, the Other Summer Show
With autumn arriving at garden gates this month, it will soon be a prime time to plant woody ornamentals. So, which trees or shrubs…
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Liquid Assets: Mort’s Trophy Lager from Trophy Brewing Co.
The wonderful thing about craft beer is the amazing variety that is available. Breweries continually strive to push the envelope of flavor, not only…
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News from the Home Office
When office workers and students began working from home in March, most assumed it would only be for a few months. But now, at…
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Wade Edwards Learning Lab
The Wade Edwards Learning Lab was created so all high school students in Wake County would have a chance to be successful in the…
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Restaurant Profile: The Peak on Salem
Cornerstone buildings usually don’t stay closed for long. When Peak City Grill was shuttered in mid-2019, downtown Apex lost its most prominent upscale restaurant….
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Presenting the 2020 Women of Western Wake
A signature Cary Magazine feature that each year introduces you to a handful of women who embody our own aspirations. Here, our honorees share…
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Woman of Western Wake: Anne Clem Whitaker
For Anne Whitaker, finding the best therapies to help patients manage disease is more than a career; it’s a lifelong passion. As a child…
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Woman of Western Wake: Carla Mantilla
Carla Mantilla’s passion for service was sparked as a child and has burned brightly throughout her life. She was a philanthropist long before she…
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Woman of Western Wake: Rev. Dr. Rose Cornelious
Reverend Dr. Rose Cornelious’ life might best be described as one of ministry and service, with a side of adventure. She’s led mission trips…
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