First Draft of Wake County Schools Budget Contains $15M in Cuts, Question Marks
After Town Manager Fallout, Cary Aims for “the Most Robust Budget Process We’ve Ever Had”
In a move to be more transparent after its town manager resigned over alleged financial misdeeds, Cary held an open house where residents got a look at the budget and told the INDY they still trust the town with their money.
Introducing Local Drivers: The People Shaping Western Wake
Our first featured Q&A of the series is Mark Lawson, president of the Cary Chamber of Commerce.
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Both the Savory and Sweet Make an Appearance at Cary’s Annual Pimento Cheese Festival
At the April 11 downtown Cary event, the Southern staple is featured in scones, sandwiches, mac ‘n cheese, and milkshakes.
Cedar Street Parking Deck Opens, With New Restaurant to Come
What the details of the newly opened parking deck in Downtown Cary means for the area’s growth
Thousands Show Up to Cary’s No Kings Protest
Demonstrators lined both sides of Kildaire Farm Road for several blocks, toting colorful signs, cowbells, and assorted sizes of American flags.
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The April Planner: Top Events in Cary, Apex, and Western Wake
Look ahead with this monthly feature of Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Holly Springs, and Western Wake County events.
New Wine Bar Opening in Pasmore House in Downtown Cary
Historic house on the edge of Downtown Cary Park gets a new life as Vino & Tap.
Special Easter Brunch Menus in Cary, Apex, and Holly Springs
Some reservations remain for special menus at different restaurants in Western Wake for Easter Sunday, but act fast.
Wake School Board Blasts Superintendent’s Proposed Cuts to Special Education
In a rare display of unity for a board that often cleaves along partisan lines, every member expressed opposition to the proposed cuts.
“Devastating”: Anticipated Cuts to Special Education Raise Alarms in Wake
In a special budget meeting Tuesday night, Wake school board members expressed opposition to $18 million in proposed cuts and urged the superintendent to rethink his funding proposal.
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