Virginia H. Johnson
Town Clerk for Cary
From the everyday tasks to long-term projects, each action taken and interaction has the opportunity to leave a positive impact on someone.
An Introduction: I’m honored to serve the community as town clerk for Cary. It has been a pleasure to be in that role for the last four years, out of the eight years I have been with Cary. I’m a curious person who loves strategic thinking and participating in new learning opportunities. I strive to face each day through a servant-leader mindset.
A Proud Moment: I am appreciative to be leading a team of dedicated and creative staff members and volunteers working on the Cary150 celebration. Together we have planned a memorable and fun year to celebrate this ceremonial time in our community’s history. The planning continues, as our activities will last all 2021.
I continue to be amazed by the creativity of this group as we had to shift from in-person events to virtual celebrations and interaction opportunities. It has been wonderful to see how the community has embraced the year as well. … (M)any people found ways to celebrate Cary by learning about our past, celebrating the present and getting excited about the future.
Recent Challenge: Like many others, switching to remote work and learning to become a virtual team was difficult. I took the hallway conversations or the ability to stop by someone’s office to chat for granted. It was a mind shift, along with providing an opportunity to reflect on my role and rethink how to do my job virtually.
- Meet Erin O’Loughlin
- Meet Andy Munn
- Meet Marsha McLean
- Meet Hillary Parnell
- Meet Matthew Poling
- Meet Tim McLoughlin
- Meet Calin Riley
- Meet Victoria Ford
- Meet Brianna Williams
- Meet Erin Bircher
- Bring the Magic
- Meet Evan Bost
- Meet the 2021 Movers & Shakers
- A Peek at the Peak City
- Meet Amy Davenport
- Meet Stephen Rhodes
- Meet Nicole Case
- Meet Camille Kauer
- Meet Alicia Jurado
- Meet Virginia H. Johnson
- Meet Sylvia Inks
- Meet Dr. April Gessner Deddens
- Meet Jasmine Brown
- Meet Mycal Brickhouse
- Meet Matthew Bettinger
- Meet Shane Barry
- ‘It just had everything’
- Small Business Spotlight: Blue Diamond Gemstone Panning
- Riding to Victory
- Nonprofit Spotlight: Spirit League of North Carolina
- Restaurant Profile: Keen on Korean
- Liquid Assets: Wen-da-Hell Hefeweizen from Bearded Bee Brewing
- Liquid Assets: Frozen Lavender Lemonade from Andia’s Homemade Ice Cream
- Garden Adventurer: ‘Millenium’ Allium is More Than a Spellcheck