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As the population of western Cary has grown, so too has crime. And now, the town is taking steps to stop it.
Cary courts are serving up coed competition
There is now a definitive way to see if you really are the best tennis player in town: The Champions Ladder, a new addition to the Challenge Ladder program at the Cary Tennis Park.
ACLU files suit against Cary for violating rights of homeowner
The American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina Legal Foundation filed a lawsuit against the Town of Cary Thursday challenging the town's assessment of fines against a Cary homeowner who spray-painted a protest on the front of his home.
Family Wants Right To Sue After N.C. Man Assumed Dead 22 min ago
North Carolina's appeals court is considering a lawsuit filed after a living man was declared dead, zipped into a body bag and taken to a morgue.
Cary, Chatham to unveil land-use plan
Residents living in the Chatham County portion of Cary will be able to sound off on a draft land-use plan intended to guide future development near Jordan Lake.
Oliver Stone's "Wall Street" will be shown at the Galaxy in Cary as part of the N.C. Museum of Art film series.
Patti Head receives National PTA award
Patti Head receives National PTA award Submitted by KeungHui on 11/16/2009 - 17:30 The outgoing school board members are getting some love as they leave the board this month.
Disney's A Christmas Carol review: Is this IMAX 3D film worth viewing in Cary or Raleigh?
Disney's A Christmas Carol in IMAX 3D opened up throughout movie theaters across the country, including Wake County during the first week of November.
Christmas Parades in the Raleigh, Durham, Cary Area for 2009
The Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and surrounding areas are fantastic places to attend the local parades.
Medfusion Appoints Senior Advisor
Medfusion, the leading provider of patient-to-provider communication solutions, announced that Michael Porter, Bishop William Lawrence University Professor at Harvard University, has joined the company as a Senior Advisor.
Cary To Dedicate Court In Kay Yow's Honor
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Rain couldn't keep a throng of beats and brass from forging through downtown on Saturday.
Raleigh And Cary Rank Among Most Dangerous Cities For Pedestrians
9 8:24 pm Tweet This! http://mync.com/site/44269/ WAKE COUNTY, N.C. - Raleigh and Cary rank among the most dangerous metropolitan areas in the country for pedestrians, according to a new report by the Surface Transportation Policy Partnership and Transportation for America.
Jacksonville man killed in weekend wreck
A Jacksonville man was killed in a weekend wreck. Adam Dicarlo, 24, of Catherine Lake Road, was driving a 1998 Ford southeast on U.S. 258 around 11:30 p.m. Sunday when he crossed the center line and hit a 1999 Toyota traveling in the opposite direction driven by Kelli Arduini of Cary, according to Kathy Hopkins, office assistant with the North ...
Campaign complaints continue in Cary
The political contest to represent Cary's biggest district ended Tuesday. But a cyber-scuffle among supporters of both Town Council District A candidates rages on.
Police arrest Raleigh bank robbery suspect
Raleigh police say they have arrested a suspect in the July 8 robbery of the BB&T Bank at 7447 Six Forks Road.
Apex daycare closed after death
A home day care in Apex has been shutdown and authorities are investigating the death of an infant.
Not All Boom Counties Cough Up Gains In Recession
The AP Economic Stress Index -- a score based on a county's unemployment, foreclosure and bankruptcy rates -- shows that the nation's 100 fastest-growing counties have, as a whole, fared worse than the national average since the start of the recession.
There is more traffic. There are longer lines at the grocery store. And there are red-clay signs of more workplaces, shopping centers and homes to come.
Busing poor students gains, but sees backlash in NC
Struggling to improve schools with large populations of poor and minority students, and under legal pressure to avoid racial busing, a small but growing group of school districts is integrating schools by income.