Opinion

Your (Feb.15) story, "Nonprofit to host large solar panel system," quotes Kathy Miller, vice-president of (Yes!

Regarding the recent (letter) in The Cary News Opinion section on Feb. 19 titled "A fowl proposal," I was most intrigued by the writer's insight.

We live in violent times. Young children play football, hockey and soccer, potentially dangerous games. In my day stickball and baseball were more popular, and an occasional ball in the head or eye...

I noted in the "Cary abuzz about downtown" story in The Cary News, Feb. 5, no mention was made to a full-service grocery store.

In response to the article "Cary may legalize contraband hens" in Sunday's paper: Are they kidding? The South in general gets a bad rap as (being) rednecks, hillbillies and uneducated. This would o...

What is wrong with chickens in the backyard? They can provide eggs and an occasional meal. This is needed with so many people out of work or working at very low wages.

Cary is growing five times faster than the national average. The average single-family home lot is a quarter-acre or less.

When I graduated from college nearly 20 years ago, I moved back home for a year to save money and look for a job. It was somewhat common then, and it's even more common today.

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A recent article discussed the plight of feral cats in Wake County. Wake County's human population is approaching 1 million. By one method of estimating, there may be as many as 166,000 stray, aban...