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Whole Foods Bakery in Morrisville
Morrisville, NC — Officially, it’s called the Wellspring Bakehouse. But, tucked in a corner of Morrisville off of Airport Boulevard, it’s where all the fresh breads, rolls, pastries and gluten-free products for 36 different Whole Foods supermarkets are baked. Read more
A Look Inside Freeman Center
Cary, NC — We’ve driven by the Freeman Center, a small strip mall near the corner of SE Maynard Road and E Chatham Street, many times. Today, we stopped to see what’s inside. Read more
Kababish Cafe Opens in Downtown Cary
Cary, NC — I visited the new Kababish Cafe in Downtown Cary to meet the owners. Read more
Neighborhood Bottle: Cary’s New Craft Beer Shop
Cary, NC — A couple of weeks ago, I visited Neighborhood Bottle – Cary’s latest addition to craft beer fun. The Neighborhood Bottle team have set up shop in the location that was formerly Mike’s Used Bookstore on Kildaire Farm Road, beside Trader Joe’s. Read more
Business: CineBowl Opens in Cary
Cary, NC — On Thursday, July 9, 2015, a large entertainment center called CineBowl opened in Parkside Town Commons at NC-55 and O’Kelly Chapel Road in Cary. Read more
Business: CineBistro Moves Ahead
CineBistro will open in Waverly Place later this summer.
Cary, NC — CineBistro, set in Cary’s Waverly Place Shopping Center, is finally closer to its opening date. CaryCitizen attended a behind-the-scenes media tour to watch the installation of a new movie screen and to learn more about what’s coming.
H Mart Asian Grocery Chain to Open in Cary
Cary, NC — Cary’s supermarket wars continue with the recent announcement that H Mart, an Asian grocer, will open in the former Lowes Foods space at Cornerstone Shopping Center (High House and Davis), which has been abandoned since September of 2013. Read more
Foiled Again! Chocolate Coins: Now in Cary
Cary, NC — Growing up in Cary, I thought I knew every nook and cranny of this town, but I’ve been proven wrong. Recently, I found Foiled Again! Chocolate Coins, a company nestled amidst the warehouses and industrial buildings on James Jackson Avenue. Read more
