WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2026 ARTICLES CARY, NORTH CAROLINA

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Cary’s Keeping the Woods
TOWN COUNCIL

Cary’s Keeping the Woods

Town Council directs staff to find a way to permanently preserve the Kildaire Farm Road properties as natural open space.
BUSINESS

Ruckus Pizza Closes Park West Village Location After 17 Years

Abbey Road Tavern & Grill has acquired the lease for its third Triangle location.
TOWN COUNCIL

High House Road Traffic Signal Now Operational

The long-awaited signal at Bond Park Drive includes new crosswalks and pedestrian improvements.
BUSINESS

Raising Cane’s Eyes Former a’Verde Site on Walnut Street

A development plan has been filed, but the company says nothing is confirmed yet.
This Week’s Destination: La Pause Parisienne
FOOD & DRINK

This Week’s Destination: La Pause Parisienne

A locally owned French bakery and cafe on NE Maynard Road where the pastries sell out fast.
Vino & Tap’s New Wine Club, Explained
BUSINESS

Vino & Tap’s New Wine Club, Explained

The Collector's Club is $129 a quarter with a Founding 100 lifetime price lock. (Sponsored)
Someone was renting out Cary homes on TikTok. The people who live in them had no idea.
SAFETY

Someone was renting out Cary homes on TikTok. The people who live in them had no idea.

A TikTok account advertised Cary-area homes for rent at impossibly low prices, but the homes belonged to people who had no idea their addresses were being used. The Cary Report traced the scam from Apple gift card demands to TikTok’s “no violations” response, and shares how renters can protect themselves.
Downtown Cary Transit Center Site Nearly Cleared, but Construction Remains Years Away
TOWN COUNCIL

Downtown Cary Transit Center Site Nearly Cleared, but Construction Remains Years Away

Demolition is nearly complete along North Harrison Avenue for Cary's future Downtown Multi-Modal Center, but construction isn't expected to begin until late 2028 at the earliest. Here's the timeline, why Cary is building it, and what happens to the existing Cary Depot.
Cary Council Effectively Rejects Amberwood Housing Deal After Heated Hearing
TOWN COUNCIL

Cary Council Effectively Rejects Amberwood Housing Deal After Heated Hearing

The Cary Town Council effectively rejected the Raleigh Housing Authority's bid to buy and preserve the 340-unit Amberwood apartments in Lochmere, voting 5-2 to table the resolution after a heated hearing. Here's what RHA proposed, what Council was actually deciding, and what happens now.
Cary’s State Audit, Explained: The Complete Breakdown
LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Cary’s State Audit, Explained: The Complete Breakdown

The Cary Report breaks down the NC State Auditor's 2,600-page investigation into the Town of Cary — from procurement cards and travel spending to property deals, a $150,000 book project, and workplace culture — plus links to the full report, local coverage, and the Town's response.
The Case of Cary’s Runaway Trolley
OPINION

The Case of Cary’s Runaway Trolley

And other transparency issues.