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Cary residents can keep healthy this holiday season by following advice from holistic chef Grace Barker.

She suggests a balanced routine that mixes daily movement, mindful indulgence & pre-planned meals to enjoy festive treats without compromising overall health.

Water is now safe in Cary as the system pressure advisory has been lifted following a 30-inch water main break on N.C.

55 on Monday, Sept. 14—customers can flush their lines if air remains and spraygrounds and fountains have resumed operation.

A 30-inch water main break from yesterday has led to a System Pressure Advisory for customers in the Central Pressure Zone in Cary & Morrisville and closed a segment of N.C.

55 until 7 a.m. Crews clear debris and collect samples, and residents must boil water for one minute.

N.C. 55 reopened to one lane in each direction between Jenks Road/Old Jenks Road and Lewey Drive/Turner Creek Road following a 30-inch water main break; crews remain onsite and motorists should use caution as delays continue (System Pressure Advisory remains until at least 4:30 a.m. Tuesday).

Local homeowners are extending their indoor style to outdoor spaces with careful layout, color, and lighting choices.

The growing trend blends indoor-outdoor design as more residents create personalized yards that feel like an extension of their homes.

Town officials closed spraygrounds and water fountains at local facilities as a precaution against low water pressure following a water main break on Monday, Sept.

14. The advisory remains until 3 a.m. Tuesday and urges residents to use bottled water for drinking.

On Friday, Sept. 11, Beyond: The Cary Film Festival presented its first shorts block at The Cary Theater at 2 p.m. (local time) with four films and a Q&A session that let audience members hear from the filmmakers; the festival continues with screenings, a workshop, industry talk, and trivia night this weekend.

Littles of Cary, a boutique that grew quickly with high-end children’s apparel, is now closed amid claims from vendors, customers, and employees of unpaid merchandise and wages.

Lawsuits and complaints have piled up while local buyers await refunds (more details pending).