Living in Cary

USAF Retired - Cary NC wrote:

20 min - 1 hour drive depending on traffic and where in Cary you start (its 35sq miles).

thanks

For anyone even considering moving to Cary or any other "Wake County" community. "DON'T" I and my family are on our way out of this forsaken place. The schools are horrible. They've relocated our kids time and time again and we have NO SAY in the matter. Move to either Charlotte or Durham or Chapel Hill. STAY away from Cary NC and any other Wake County town distric. Also the rules are really strict and the roads are mostly terrible.

Smart Guy wrote:

For anyone even considering moving to Cary or any other "Wake County" community. "DON'T" I and my family are on our way out of this forsaken place. The schools are horrible. They've relocated our kids time and time again and we have NO SAY in the matter. Move to either Charlotte or Durham or Chapel Hill. STAY away from Cary NC and any other Wake County town distric. Also the rules are really strict and the roads are mostly terrible.

I see it has not gotten any better in Wake County since I left in early 2008. I have spoken my piece about the area and will not rehash it. Sad thing is I just recommened one of my ex-workers in Georgia for a job at my old plant in Wake Forest and he is taking it. He has to work, but I did fill him in on what to expect. Especially the "ILLEGAL ALIENS" that abound in the area.

John In North Carolina wrote:

<quoted text> Sad thing is I just recommened one of my ex-workers in Georgia for a job at my old plant in Wake Forest and he is taking it. He has to work, but I did fill him in on what to expect. Especially the "ILLEGAL ALIENS" that abound in the area.

Don't forget to mention all the child molesters living in Mr. Roger's Neighborhood that just get a slap on the hand by the courts. Cary would be known as the child porn capitol if the media there was not so biased towards whites and racist against everything else.

I myself USED to live in Cary, until my parents moved me to Fayetteville. i miss it there so much.
but i would recommend Cary for people who have kids because alot of the houses in Cary have alot of wide-opened and fenced in backyards :D

Pca wrote:

Can anyone give me suggestions about non denomination churches in cary...also what will be a good choice to start a business and quiet community, not too expensive. Raleigh, cary or apex?

Apex is growing and if you want to live on a larger lot you could choose Apex, but Chatham County (not Wake County part of Apex). The schools are not quite as good, but they are less crowded and you can get a lot more house for the money. Even cheaper to build a nice house in Apex (Wake of Chatham Counties) then to buy an over priced Cary Houe. North Raleigh is very nice, but more expensive then even Cary.