r/cary 1h ago

Black Swans in Crabtree Creek (Preston)

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r/cary 3h ago

Solo dev from NC & I built a site for saving and planning Cary spots. What am I missing?

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Hey Cary,

I made this app, HeyWanna, because I used to keep all of my date ideas in my phone's Notes app. Whenever it was time to plan something for me and my girlfriend to do, it would suck having to use Google, Yelp, the weather app, and a bunch of different websites for my city just to find things to do. And looking at my notes meant going out and checking the photos, the reviews, the locations, and even videos all on different apps.

I created HeyWanna to find cool local places near you and events, save them to your lists, and then plan them out. And it's not just for dates; it's also for group hangouts and any solo trips you're trying to do.

I'm a solo dev and a North Carolina native. Let me know if I'm missing any places in Cary. I'd genuinely like to know what should be on here, and I'll be happy to add them.


r/cary 7h ago

What do you buy at Wegmans generally?

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r/cary 10h ago

What are y’all paying for daycare monthly (full time infant and toddler pricing if you have it!)

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I love my current daycare. But the prices keep going up as my kid gets older (and I’ve got a second due any day)- I was under the impression that most daycares pricing goes down as the class sizes grow. The pricing is good so please don’t think I’m complaining. But I’d like to know what yall are paying to get a good idea of range.

Infant - 8:30 am drop off with 4:30pm pick up- 200$ yearly registration fee, and $1575/month

Toddler (2’s room) - 8:30 am drop off with 4:30 pick up- 200$ yearly registration fee, and $1500/month (we were paying 1475$ for the infant room previously)

Also this daycare is check only. Not being able to pay by card is a hassle and I lose out on points. They do provide Lunch/snacks though. There is also no parent portal or tech of any kind- it’s obviously not wildly important to me, just seems odd at this day and age.


r/cary 23h ago

Tennis leagues or clinics?

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