The Triangle is #2 in GREEN jobs growth!
http://www.newsobserver.com/2011/07/14/1342817/triangle-is-no-2-in-green-jobs.html
Showing posts with label Research Triangle Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Research Triangle Park. Show all posts
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Friday, July 1, 2011
Cary Gets Fired Up for Fourth of July Celebrations
More exciting July 4th events in the area!
Cary Gets Fired Up for Fourth of July Celebrations
Cary Gets Fired Up for Fourth of July Celebrations
Labels:
Cary,
fireworks,
Fourth of July,
NC,
Research Triangle Park
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Looking for a new color palate for your home?
Interior design experts consider these color trends:
Grey - the new neutral, balances bolder colors.
Green - a timeless color...olive tones and shades of teal are returning.
Purple - a classic shade...the lighter versions are becoming common.
Blue - "true" blues will remain decorating staples for the future.
Accent colors: golden yellow, purple and pink are increasingly popular
accent colors for extra "pop"!
Grey - the new neutral, balances bolder colors.
Green - a timeless color...olive tones and shades of teal are returning.
Purple - a classic shade...the lighter versions are becoming common.
Blue - "true" blues will remain decorating staples for the future.
Accent colors: golden yellow, purple and pink are increasingly popular
accent colors for extra "pop"!
Labels:
Apex,
Cary,
color palate,
home,
interior design,
NC,
Raleigh,
Research Triangle Park
Monday, June 27, 2011
The accolades for our area continue!
In June 2011 alone, Forbes Magazine named Raleigh the #1 Place for Families. Ernst & Young named North Carolina the #1 Most Profitable Biotech Industry. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics named us #5 in US for JOB GROWTH! Is it any wonder everyone is moving here?
In June 2011 alone, Forbes Magazine named Raleigh the #1 Place for Families. Ernst & Young named North Carolina the #1 Most Profitable Biotech Industry. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics named us #5 in US for JOB GROWTH! Is it any wonder everyone is moving here?
Labels:
Cary,
Job Growth,
NC,
North Carolina,
Raleigh,
Research Triangle Park
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