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For decades, Jenni Keith has navigated this quaint downtown to arrive at a familiar destination: Hudson Belk.
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- - Let's go fly a kite
- - Reward offered in two Apex robberies
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- - Your letters: March 10
- - Moonlighters shine again
- - Public art gets more scrutiny
- - Proposed hen rule doesn't fly in town
- - Apex halts Internet café plan
- - Holly Springs holds steady on hen limits
- - Notable
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Rick Hancock and Ray Earnhardt, business partners seeking to open the town's first Internet sweepstakes parlor, say theirs is a legitimate and legal business unlike video poker operations, which ar...
Town officials decided that hens aren't pets and shouldn't be kept in residents' backyards.
Municipal budgeting in a recession isn't too far from what goes on in your home: Does Sally need new clothes this fall? Does Cary need new sculptures?
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Seasoned and amateur kite fliers are invited to 15th annual Cary Kite Festival on Saturday at Fred G. Bond Metro Park. The event is free and open to the public.
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Click on the SWakeSports Twitter link on the right to get live updates from the girls 4-A basketball championship between Green Hope and Matthews Butler. Game time starts at 5 p.m. at Reynolds Coli...
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One of Judith Darling's biggest concerns is that students play the "grade game," instead of striving for excellence. In her English and cultural literacy classes at Middle Creek High School, she st...
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Seasoned and amateur kite fliers are invited to 15th annual Cary Kite Festival on Saturday at Fred G. Bond Metro Park. The event is free and open to the public.
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The bank announced Thursday that it recently opened a loan production office in Cary and eventually expects to open a full-service branch in Cary.
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Readers share what's on their minds. Submit your letters to the editor at www.carynews.com/about/story/99.html
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Seasoned and amateur kite fliers are invited to 15th annual Cary Kite Festival on Saturday at Fred G. Bond Metro Park. The event is free and open to the public.
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