Less is More
For a fresh take on fall fashion, we thought it would be fun to find three unique pieces and show how each could be…
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Nonprofit Spotlight: Shield North Carolina
When it comes to human trafficking, we’ve all heard the stories. White passenger vans trolling neighborhoods, zip ties on vehicles used as markers in…
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Women of Western Wake: Tamani Anderson Powell
To speak with Tamani Anderson Powell is to love her. Her warmth and sense of humor is contagious, but more than that, she makes…
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Women of Western Wake: Dr. Rebecca Kitzmiller
Dr. Rebecca “Becky” Kitzmiller, an associate professor at the University of North Carolina School of Nursing, teaches in the master’s and doctoral programs and…
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Women of Western Wake: Patsy Johnson
Patsy Johnson talks about her life with a nonchalance that belies her résumé. A North Carolina native, Johnson moved to Cary in 1986 as…
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Women of Western Wake: Sheri Erhart
There are people who live in Cary, and then there are those who grew up in Cary — Sheri Erhart, executive vice president of…
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Women of Western Wake: Leslie Covington
Leslie Covington’s desire to help others is a family affair. Her father was a pastor, one sister is a nurse, another a teacher, and…
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Meet Cary Magazine’s 2023 Women of Western Wake
From corporate success to selfless service, these dynamic leaders have accomplished great things in their chosen fields. Here, our honorees share their stories about…
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Things to Do: September 2023
1. The Hopscotch Music Festival is returning to Raleigh, with a full lineup of nearly 150 bands scattered across 12 different downtown venues. This…
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Save the Date: Carolina Circus Festival
Locals of all ages won’t want to miss the Carolina Circus Festival on Sept. 9 — a free event from 6-10 p.m. at WakeMed Soccer…
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