Cary Demographics
Population (2006 estimate): 112,414 Persons per square mile (2000): 2,246 Median age: 35 Households (2000): 34,906 Median home price: $299,000 Median household income: $111,848 Cost of Living Index (100 is national average): 109 Completed at le...
Area School Listings
Elementary school options include fifteen public elementary schools, seven of which are multi-track year-round schools; and one of which is a Magnet school, Farmington Woods Elementary. Four middle schools and three high schools are also within the Wa...
Parks and Trails
North Carolina is truly a nature lover's paradise- and it has the parks to prove it. Here are a few that residents of Cary can easily access for a day or weekend of recreation and relaxation. Fred G. Bond Metro Park The city of Cary actually surro...
Sports
Cary Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Youth athletic programs for boys and girls include league play in basketball, baseball and softball, as well as a variety of sports camps and clinics including baseball, softball, tennis, golf, volleybal...
Local Organizations
Cary American Legion Post 67, Inc. This Civic Club is comprised of 243 of America´s wartime veterans that are "Still Serving America". 8523 Chapel Hill Road Cary, NC 27513 919-481-4811 Cary Newcomers Club The Cary Newcomers Club has a f...
Shopping Centers
Cary Towne Center Find it all in one place when you shop the 140 plus stores and eateries of Cary Towne Center. Here you'll find five major department stores - Macy's, Belk, Dillard's, JCPenney and Sears- as well as apparel and specialty stores- Ann...
Local Arts
Page-Walker Arts and History Center In 1868, Cary's town founder, Allison Francis Page, established this place as a hotel to serve patrons of the two train lines that still run through downtown today. Listed with the National Register for Historic Pl...