Residents of the Cary mobile home park are asking for donations from developers and the community to help them relocate.
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Jasmine Gallup is a freelancer for INDY, covering LGBTQ+ issues, social justice, and arts and culture. A Raleigh native, she also works as an editor for online media.
Posted inEconomic Development
Apex Is Well-Positioned to Attract Large Businesses, But Faces Headwinds, Experts Say
A lack of large land tracts, national instability, and AI are all factors the town will have to grapple with, council members discussed during a work session on future economic development.
Posted inCulture
After Years-Long Search, Carolina Ballet to Start New Chapter in Cary
Plans are moving forward for Starline at South Hills, a mixed-use development slated to open in 2028 with Carolina Ballet as its anchor.
Posted inPolitics & Government
As Apex Creates Data Center Rules, What Role Should Residents Have?
With one major project apparently up in smoke, the debate over data centers, how to regulate them, and the role of community input burns on.
Posted inNews
Public Details About a Reported ICE Office in Cary Are Scarce, But That’s Not Stopping Residents from Pushing Back
A WIRED report that ICE is leasing office space near Koka Booth Amphitheatre for a growing force of immigration agents and lawyers has prompted community opposition.
Posted inNews
Forte, Siddiqui Lead Raleigh City Council At-Large Primary
Stormie Forte, a popular incumbent, and political newcomer Sana Siddiqui, took the top spots among four at-large candidates advancing to the general election.
Posted inBusiness & Economy
Morrisville to Launch Affordable Housing Program for Government, School Employees
The three-year pilot program offers money to lower the cost of rent and cover security deposits.
Posted inNews
As Downtown Apex Grows, Members of Historic Church Say They Need More Parking
One rezoning case in Apex highlights the conflict between the need to build more to accommodate a rapidly growing population, and the desire to preserve the small-town charm that attracted people in the first place.
Posted inNews
NC State Faculty and Students Call for Reinstatement of LGBTQ Pride Center Staffer
Jae Edwards was fired after a right-wing, anti-DEI organization that has targeted employees at other UNC system schools secretly recorded him.
Posted inPolitics & Government
Holly Springs Approves Wake County Nondiscrimination Ordinance
The Holly Springs Town Council has seen an almost complete changeover since the last time it considered the ordinance in 2022. This week, it passed.