the 1993 film Groundhog Day, was built in a warehouse in Cary. Suzanne Evenson of Cary was featured on HGTV's show House Hunters International on December 8, 2010, showcasing her family's move from Cary to Dubai. Students from the class of 2004 were featured in the MTV show High School Stories. They concocted a senior prank which included launching a boat onto a pond on school property. In the summer of 2016, Burger King opened its first ever drive-thru only restaurant in Cary. A Cary resident, Chris Rudolph, was a contestant on TLC's "Spouse House," airing in July 2017. Transportation U.S. Route 14, locally known as Northwest Highway, passes through Cary between its northwest and southeast borders. Illinois Route 31 forms part of Cary's western border. Metra's Union Pacific/Northwest Line has a station in Cary and operates daily service to Ogilvie Transportation Center in downtown Chicago. Lake in the Hills Airport is approximately two miles west of Cary's west border. Notable people Drew Conner, professional soccer player. A. J. Raebel, Canadian football player. Michael Glasder, ski jumper XXIII Olympic Winter Games (raised in Cary) Quinn Priester, MLB baseball player, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher, (attended Cary-Grove High School) Jimmy John Liautaud, founder of Jimmy John's. Alex Brettin, lead singer of psychedelic pop group Mild High Club. References External links 1841 establishments in Illinois Chicago metropolitan area Populated places established in 1841 Villages in Illinois Villages in McHenry County, Illinois