Spring is always a special time in Cary. As the weather warms up, there seem to be more opportunities than ever for neighbors to gather, celebrate, and enjoy all that makes our community such a wonderful place to call home.
Over the past few weeks, members of the Town Council and I have had the chance to attend a wide variety of events across Cary. From community celebrations and youth programs to business and cultural gatherings, these moments are always a great reminder of what makes our town so special. It’s inspiring to see residents so engaged and so committed to making Cary the very best it can be.
None of this would be possible without the dedication of our outstanding Town staff, volunteers, and community partners who help bring these events and initiatives to life. On behalf of the entire Town Council, thank you for all you do to make Cary such a vibrant, welcoming, and connected community.
Mayor Harold Weinbrecht presented the Mayor's State of Cary event at Glenaire, sharing updates on Cary’s continued growth, community priorities, and vision for the future. Residents gathered to hear highlights from the past year and learn about upcoming initiatives shaping Cary’s next chapter.
Councilmember Sarika Bansal recently attended a local Scout meeting, where she spoke with young scouts about civic leadership, community service, and the importance of staying engaged in their community. She enjoyed answering questions and encouraging the next generation of leaders.
Councilmember Bella Huang attended an economic development meeting hosted by the Cary Chamber of Commerce with Senator Gale Adcock, featuring North Carolina Secretary of Commerce Lee Lilley. The meeting focused on strengthening economic development, expanding workforce opportunities, and supporting North Carolina’s growth.
Mayor Harold Weinbrecht presented the Mayor's State of Cary event, highlighting key accomplishments from the past year and outlining priorities for the year ahead. The full Council was in attendance and the Mayor took questions following the presentation.
Mayor Harold Weinbrecht, Mayor Pro Tem Lori Bush, and Councilmembers Sarika Bansal and Michelle Craig joined community members in celebrating Mr. Sharma’s remarkable 100th birthday. The celebration honored a century of life, family, and contributions to the community, making it a truly special milestone.
Mayor Pro Tem Lori Bush welcomed attendees to the HerVoice, HerPower event in celebration of International Women’s Day. Councilmembers Michelle Craig, Carissa Kohn-Johnson, and Brittany Richards also attended the event, which highlighted the leadership, achievements, and impact of women in the community. The gathering served as an opportunity to celebrate the contributions of women while encouraging continued empowerment and leadership.
Mayor Pro Tem Lori Bush and Councilmember Carissa Kohn-Johnson attended the American Turkish Association of NC Women’s Day event, a gathering provided an opportunity to recognize inspiring stories and encourage continued advocacy for women’s empowerment.
Mayor Harold Weinbrecht, Mayor Pro Tem Lori Bush and Councilmembers Michelle Craig, and Brittany Richards attended the Hum Sub Basant Bahar celebration, enjoying an evening that highlighted culture, community, and the arrival of spring. The vibrant event brought together residents to celebrate traditions, music, and the diversity that enriches Cary.
Councilmember Sarika Bansal spoke at the HSS Sakhi Sammelan event held at Bond Park Community Center in celebration of International Women’s Day. The event brought community members together for an afternoon of sisterhood, culture, and connection featuring games, chai, and engaging discussions celebrating Nari Shakti.
Each week’s Out and About shares highlights from events attended by members of the Cary Town Council. Council participation varies based on invitations, schedules, and event type, and some items are contributed directly by individual Council members.
Throughout the year, the Mayor and Council participate in various events, ceremonies, and activities. To see where Councilmembers will be this week, view the official schedule.
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