Morrisville, NC – Developer CASTO and partner 1st Carolina Properties of Cary, N.C., announced on Tuesday that Target has purchased 10-acres of its Phase I development at Park West Village, a 100-acre mixed-use project to be located at Cary Parkway and Chapel Hill Road in Morrisville, North Carolina.
Carolina Parent has named several Cary companies to their annual “Family-friendly 50 List”. Congrats go out to Cary companies SciQuest, SAS, Confero, WakeMed Cary, Arysta LifeScience North America and RTI International.
Morrisville, NC – Hello Hartford and Columbus. Hello St. Louis, Tampa and Orlando. Delta is adding direct service to five cities and expanding flights to several others.
Cary, NC – Inc. Magazine’s list of fastest growing companies in America came out today. Here’s a roundup of local businesses that topped the list.
Cary, NC- LORD Corporation, who we covered in our first Hidden Giants story, has announced the 2010 winner of the Donald M. Alstadt Technology Innovation Award.
Lonesource is a business to business company, they do not sell directly to consumers. When they opened in 2000, they started selling to banking firms and then expanded into clinical research and architectural companies. They aim to be the “one stop shop” where a firm can buy not only office supplies, but entrance mats, water filters, stools, whatever they need to do business. They have developed an easy to use customer interface so that clients can order everything in one online space once they are a registered customer.
Cary, NC – The Link to Green Networking event, which brings together members of the Triangle-area business community, is returning for the second consecutive year to the SAS Championship, presented by Bloomberg Businessweek. The event occurs following the first round of play, Friday, Sept. 24 at Prestonwood Country Club in Cary and gives participants the [...]
Cary, NC – Get your business revved up for fall with our CaryCitizen end-of-summer sale. If you want to talk to Cary, you should be talking to us.
Harold Burt, “Music Man”
During his senior year in college at N.C. State, Harold Burt spent part time teaching band at all 7 elementary schools in Raleigh. He was then employed in 1950 at Cary High School to teach Industrial Arts and to organize the first High School Band.
The aim of Wake Tech Cary, according to Wayne Loots, Dean of Business and Industry Services, “is to create an educated, relevant work force” and to be an “economic development engine.”
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