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"A Vibrant Morning in Apex: Sports Wins, Council Updates, and Art Celebration"
A vibrant morning to everyone in Apex, North Carolina, where the warmth of late May has arrived in full force after a Memorial Day break that saw a slight delay in solid waste pickup across town. Skies are mostly sunny, and the high is set to climb into the mid-80s, making it a perfect day to be outdoors—just don’t forget your allergy meds, as the pollen count remains high, particularly for grass and weeds. For those sensitive to air quality, levels are moderate today, which means you can enjoy your time outside with just a little extra caution.
Sports fans in Apex can celebrate a fantastic showing by the Apex Cougars last night, with the varsity baseball team clinching a hard-fought 5-3 victory over Holly Springs in the regional semifinals. Enthusiastic crowds filled the stands, and the final home run in the seventh inning sent fans into a frenzy. The girls’ soccer squad finished their playoff run with a 2-1 win, capping off a memorable season full of teamwork and grit.
As always, the Apex community calendar is packed. Tonight, the Town Council meets at 6:00 pm, where topics include updates on the Tingen Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge feasibility study and the highly anticipated New Hill Commons annexation, covering more than 40 acres of planned development. Art lovers can gear up for the upcoming Apex Sculpture Walk, with calls for local artists still open and the Public Art Committee eager for fresh submissions.
A bit of fun trivia comes your way: Apex was just ranked in the Top 10 Best Places to Live in 2025 by U.S. News & World Report, a nod to the town’s mix of thriving new neighborhoods, family-friendly parks, and bustling local businesses. If you’re awaiting your May utility bill, take note—print shop closures have caused a brief delay in mailings, so keep an eye on your mailbox over the next couple of days.
From the energetic buzz at Apex High to the friendly chatter in our parks and cafes, it’s a fantastic Tuesday to be part of this award-winning town. Enjoy the sunshine, support your local teams, and see you at the sculpture walk or the council meeting tonight. Stay spirited, Apex, and make the most of this action-packed day in our hometown!
Sports fans in Apex can celebrate a fantastic showing by the Apex Cougars last night, with the varsity baseball team clinching a hard-fought 5-3 victory over Holly Springs in the regional semifinals. Enthusiastic crowds filled the stands, and the final home run in the seventh inning sent fans into a frenzy. The girls’ soccer squad finished their playoff run with a 2-1 win, capping off a memorable season full of teamwork and grit.
As always, the Apex community calendar is packed. Tonight, the Town Council meets at 6:00 pm, where topics include updates on the Tingen Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge feasibility study and the highly anticipated New Hill Commons annexation, covering more than 40 acres of planned development. Art lovers can gear up for the upcoming Apex Sculpture Walk, with calls for local artists still open and the Public Art Committee eager for fresh submissions.
A bit of fun trivia comes your way: Apex was just ranked in the Top 10 Best Places to Live in 2025 by U.S. News & World Report, a nod to the town’s mix of thriving new neighborhoods, family-friendly parks, and bustling local businesses. If you’re awaiting your May utility bill, take note—print shop closures have caused a brief delay in mailings, so keep an eye on your mailbox over the next couple of days.
From the energetic buzz at Apex High to the friendly chatter in our parks and cafes, it’s a fantastic Tuesday to be part of this award-winning town. Enjoy the sunshine, support your local teams, and see you at the sculpture walk or the council meeting tonight. Stay spirited, Apex, and make the most of this action-packed day in our hometown!
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By Quiet. PleaseA vibrant morning to everyone in Apex, North Carolina, where the warmth of late May has arrived in full force after a Memorial Day break that saw a slight delay in solid waste pickup across town. Skies are mostly sunny, and the high is set to climb into the mid-80s, making it a perfect day to be outdoors—just don’t forget your allergy meds, as the pollen count remains high, particularly for grass and weeds. For those sensitive to air quality, levels are moderate today, which means you can enjoy your time outside with just a little extra caution.
Sports fans in Apex can celebrate a fantastic showing by the Apex Cougars last night, with the varsity baseball team clinching a hard-fought 5-3 victory over Holly Springs in the regional semifinals. Enthusiastic crowds filled the stands, and the final home run in the seventh inning sent fans into a frenzy. The girls’ soccer squad finished their playoff run with a 2-1 win, capping off a memorable season full of teamwork and grit.
As always, the Apex community calendar is packed. Tonight, the Town Council meets at 6:00 pm, where topics include updates on the Tingen Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge feasibility study and the highly anticipated New Hill Commons annexation, covering more than 40 acres of planned development. Art lovers can gear up for the upcoming Apex Sculpture Walk, with calls for local artists still open and the Public Art Committee eager for fresh submissions.
A bit of fun trivia comes your way: Apex was just ranked in the Top 10 Best Places to Live in 2025 by U.S. News & World Report, a nod to the town’s mix of thriving new neighborhoods, family-friendly parks, and bustling local businesses. If you’re awaiting your May utility bill, take note—print shop closures have caused a brief delay in mailings, so keep an eye on your mailbox over the next couple of days.
From the energetic buzz at Apex High to the friendly chatter in our parks and cafes, it’s a fantastic Tuesday to be part of this award-winning town. Enjoy the sunshine, support your local teams, and see you at the sculpture walk or the council meeting tonight. Stay spirited, Apex, and make the most of this action-packed day in our hometown!
Sports fans in Apex can celebrate a fantastic showing by the Apex Cougars last night, with the varsity baseball team clinching a hard-fought 5-3 victory over Holly Springs in the regional semifinals. Enthusiastic crowds filled the stands, and the final home run in the seventh inning sent fans into a frenzy. The girls’ soccer squad finished their playoff run with a 2-1 win, capping off a memorable season full of teamwork and grit.
As always, the Apex community calendar is packed. Tonight, the Town Council meets at 6:00 pm, where topics include updates on the Tingen Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge feasibility study and the highly anticipated New Hill Commons annexation, covering more than 40 acres of planned development. Art lovers can gear up for the upcoming Apex Sculpture Walk, with calls for local artists still open and the Public Art Committee eager for fresh submissions.
A bit of fun trivia comes your way: Apex was just ranked in the Top 10 Best Places to Live in 2025 by U.S. News & World Report, a nod to the town’s mix of thriving new neighborhoods, family-friendly parks, and bustling local businesses. If you’re awaiting your May utility bill, take note—print shop closures have caused a brief delay in mailings, so keep an eye on your mailbox over the next couple of days.
From the energetic buzz at Apex High to the friendly chatter in our parks and cafes, it’s a fantastic Tuesday to be part of this award-winning town. Enjoy the sunshine, support your local teams, and see you at the sculpture walk or the council meeting tonight. Stay spirited, Apex, and make the most of this action-packed day in our hometown!