Category: Local Government
The Open Space Plan Takes Its Next Step
Council got its first full look at the town's Open Space Plan, which covers the 42 percent of Cary that is parks, greenways, and protected land. The plan now goes to the Planning and Zoning Board before it comes back for a vote.
Early Voting Is Underway. Here Is How to Do It in Cary.
Early voting for the November 3 general election runs through Saturday, October 31, with two Cary sites, same-day registration, and a photo ID rule. Here are the hours, the locations, and what is on the ballot.
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.
Cary Considers Expansion of Downtown Social District With Mixed Drinks and More Streets Included
Bottoms up.
2025 Town of Cary Election Results
The people of Cary have spoken clearly.
My Tree, Our Tree: Cary’s Native Tree Giveaway Returns This Fall
Cary is giving away free native trees this fall, with registration now open for the My Tree, Our Tree program.
Cary sets Aug. 28 hearings for White Oak Church and Pittard Sears projects
Public comment set for 6:30 p.m. Aug. 28 at Town Hall as Council considers annexation and rezoning cases in Cary.
Early Voting for the 2023 Cary Municipality Election Begins This Week – Here’s What to Know
You can start voting as soon as this Thursday.
Upcoming Cary Town Council Election: Meet the Candidates and Get Ready to Vote
The Cary Report has reached out and received a statement from every candidate. Here's who is running and the statement that they provided.
Town of Cary Seeks Resident Input on Parks and Open Space with New Survey
The Town of Cary has announced a Parks and Open Space survey as part of its effort to update and create plans to guide its future development.