Spring is in full swing, and Cary is absolutely buzzing with energy! It’s the perfect time to get outside, enjoy our parks and greenways, and connect with friends, neighbors, and new faces around every corner of our community.
This past week was a busy and meaningful week of engagement at the national, state, and local levels. It was a valuable opportunity to connect with others, listen, and exchange ideas across different communities.
Communication and cooperation are essential to serving Cary residents effectively. I continue to value learning from the experiences and best practices of others, as it helps us reflect, improve, and strengthen how we serve our community here at home.
I appreciate the ongoing conversations and collaboration that keep Cary growing in such a thoughtful, vibrant, and connected way.
Mayor Pro Tem Lori Bush and Councilmembers Bella Huang and Sarika Bansal attended and celebrated the opening of Venus Spa’s second location at Grace Park in Morrisville. The event highlighted local entrepreneurship and investment in the area.
Mayor Pro Tem Lori Bush and Councilmembers Bella Huang and Brittany Richards attended and participated in discussions on housing affordability at the Wake County Housing Symposium. The symposium focused on data, partnerships, and innovation to shape the future of affordable housing.
Mayor Harold Weinbrecht, Mayor Pro Tem Lori Bush, and Councilmembers Bella Huang and Carissa Kohn-Johnson toured the Waste Management Material Recovery Facility. The tour provided insight into how recycling is sorted and prepared for market.
Mayor Pro Tem Lori Bush and Councilmembers Bella Huang and Brittany Richards attended, presented, and participated in the Global Career Day at East Cary Magnet Middle School. The event focused on inspiring future leaders and sharing the role of an elected official.
Mayor Harold Weinbrecht presented the State of Cary to the Heritage Pines community. Mayor Pro Tem Lori Bush and Councilmembers Carissa Kohn-Johnson and Brittany Richards also attended and participated in the Q&A session with the Mayor and residents. The event provided an overview of Cary’s progress and future initiatives.
Councilmember Bella Huang attended, spoke, and participated in the ribbon cutting for the new Rally House location in Crossroads. The event introduced a new retail destination for collegiate and regional sports merchandise.
Councilmember Brittany Richards attended and participated in a meet-and-greet with new residents at the Cary Newcomers Club, which meets at the Cary Senior Center. The event supported community connection and awareness of available resources and concluded with a tour of the center.
Councilmember Michelle Craig provided a presentation for Kingswood Elementary third graders. The event introduced young learners to civic engagement and community leadership as part of their annual field trip to Town Hall.
Councilmember Carissa Kohn-Johnson gave remarks at Lucy’s Fun Run. Also attending was Councilmember Michelle Craig.. The event raised awareness and support for children’s mental health services.
Mayor Harold Weinbrecht delivered opening remarks at Dementia Alliance’s 33rd Annual Walk to Defeat Dementia. The event focused on hope, remembrance, and action for those affected by dementia.
Each week’s Out & 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 Councilmembers.
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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