▲ 6 r/Apex_NC
The Couple Who Didn’t Sell
RXR has bought up the properties all around Veridea, and this is about the last couple still holding out.
u/Weird-Ad1920 — 13 days ago
▲ 10 r/cary
For Chatham Estates Residents Forced to Leave, the Experience of Relocating Has Been Mixed Relocating was a mixed experience for Cary's Chatham Estates residents
Another follow-up on how former Chatham Estates residents are doing, where people relocated, how the fund worked, etc.
u/Weird-Ad1920 — 2 months ago
▲ 10 r/Apex_NC
As Veridea Development Takes Shape, Wake Tech Plans Campus Near Growing Industries
If you're curious about how Wake Tech fits into what's being built out at Veridea, this gets into it.
u/Weird-Ad1920 — 3 months ago
▲ 25 r/cary
Following Move-Out Deadline, Most Former Chatham Estates Residents Have Housing
Sharing this as a follow-up on what happened with Chatham Estates residents. June 30 was the deadline for residents to move from the mobile home park.
u/Weird-Ad1920 — 3 months ago
▲ 10 r/Apex_NC
More context on Apex traditions changing this year for Salem Street construction
I saw the post with the ABC11 story about the changes moving the Olde Fashioned Fourth of July traditions (usually on Salem Street) to the Fireworks event on July 3. I talked with a Salem Street business owner, the mayor, and Terry (hey Terry) about the affect of the delays that weren't originally anticipated, which is planning for the Christmas parade. More in this story: https://westernwakenc.com/news/community/apex-changes-fourth-of-july-celebrations-amid-salem-street-construction/
u/Weird-Ad1920 — 4 months ago
What’s Next for Vicious Fishes and West End Biergarten in Cary?
Sharing this here, as there are some answers on what's happening at Vicious Fishes in Cary, and how South Line is responding.
u/HefeWeight — 4 months ago
▲ 18 r/cary
From Office Space to Housing and Mixed Use: Cary Town Council Approves 7001 Weston Parkway Rezoning
I thought this was interesting in how some town council members were seemingly deciding their votes during the discussion.
u/Weird-Ad1920 — 4 months ago
▲ 12 r/cary
What TST means for Cary
TST is likely going to have the highest attendance this fourth year and it'll be here through 2029 with state incentives. It was interesting talking to fans who go every year and hear from some of the most accomplished former NC Courage players about what the tournament means for the soccer community and WakeMed Soccer Park.
u/Weird-Ad1920 — 5 months ago
▲ 16 r/cary
"Today, with less than two months to go until the move-out deadline, two-thirds of residents have not yet relocated, and some feel just as lost as ever."
https://westernwakenc.com/news/chatham-estates-deadline-looming/
u/Weird-Ad1920 — 5 months ago