Cary, N.C. – On Saturday, March 13, Bond Park will host the Push the Pace 5K for Pediatric Brain Tumor Research. registration can be done on-line at at 9 am, the day of the event. The race begins at 10 am.

Mimi’s Cafe at Cary Towne Center is helping AniMall Pet Adoption and Outreach. On Tuesday March 16th Mimi’s will be donating AniMall 15% of all sales that are accompanied by this flyer.

Oscar Wilde may have been wrong. At least in the case of Seton McGlennon. She has made a living of telling people’s life stories through art. What sets her apart is that she has been commissioned to do this not only for ordinary folks, like you and me, but also for U.S. Presidents and celebrities.

The Capital Cycling Club has partnered with the Brain Injury Association of North Carolina for the past several years honoring Mark Ornitz -“The Rock” – a member who was injured during a bicycle race. The Ride for the Rock is an event used to promote brain injury awareness and safety among cyclists.

Citizens in the Cary Parkway and Waldo Rood Boulevard area of Cary are encouraged to be on alert for home burglaries. On February 7, a citizen reported seeing an unidentifiable man in the crawlspace of his parents’ home. On February 28, a resident reported a burglary in progress…

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recognized Cary, NC as one of four communities in the U.S. for helping to reduce air pollution and improve the quality of life of older adults through smart growth efforts.

Late last summer, the people that drive by, or shop at Stone Creek Village (corner of Davis and High House) were abuzz that the Chop House Grill was closing. People wondered how, in such a such a prime location, a restaurant could fail. Enter Tribeca Tavern, which just opened.

The Town of Cary Police Department is asking citizens for their help in identifying and locating suspects involved with a recent commercial burglary.

On Saturday, March 6, 2010, @ 9:00 a.m. the 17th annual WakeMed Cary Distance Festival will be held. This event includes two races, a 10K and a 5K. Both start in downtown Cary at the BB&T Building on East Chatham Street.

There are amazing things going on in Cary by some real good people. Nick Verna contacted me. He works with Cary (and Apex) teens in a program called “The Way”.