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Apex, North Carolina is buzzing with excitement as spring takes hold in the Peak of Good Living. Yesterday, March 29, saw the grand opening of two brand-new street hockey rinks at Apex Community Park, thanks to a partnership between the Carolina Hurricanes, the NHL, and the Town of Apex. Hundreds of young hockey enthusiasts were on hand to break in the 160-by-75-foot rinks, which feature state-of-the-art amenities and will offer a range of programs for all ages[1].
The weather has been picture-perfect for outdoor activities, with today's forecast calling for a high of 75°F and partly cloudy skies[2]. However, allergy sufferers should take note – the pollen count remains very high, with tree pollen being the primary culprit[13]. The air quality has improved slightly from earlier in the week, now registering as "Fair" with an AQI of 46[9].
Local sports fans are eagerly anticipating this afternoon's high school baseball game between Apex High and Green Hope, while the Apex Friendship Patriots are set to take on the Panther Creek Catamounts in softball.
Music lovers won't want to miss tonight's JazzLive performance at the Halle Cultural Arts Center, featuring renowned pianist Lenore Raphael and friends[6]. For those looking to get creative, the Halle is also hosting a new art exhibit showcasing works from the Watercolor Society of North Carolina[11].
As we look ahead to next week, residents are reminded that the annual water disinfection switch is scheduled to begin, and the Apex Fire Department is conducting a community survey to gather feedback on their services[6].
With spring in full swing and a calendar packed with events, there's never been a better time to enjoy all that Apex has to offer. Whether you're hitting the new hockey rinks, taking in some jazz, or simply enjoying the warmer weather, the Peak of Good Living is living up to its name.
The weather has been picture-perfect for outdoor activities, with today's forecast calling for a high of 75°F and partly cloudy skies[2]. However, allergy sufferers should take note – the pollen count remains very high, with tree pollen being the primary culprit[13]. The air quality has improved slightly from earlier in the week, now registering as "Fair" with an AQI of 46[9].
Local sports fans are eagerly anticipating this afternoon's high school baseball game between Apex High and Green Hope, while the Apex Friendship Patriots are set to take on the Panther Creek Catamounts in softball.
Music lovers won't want to miss tonight's JazzLive performance at the Halle Cultural Arts Center, featuring renowned pianist Lenore Raphael and friends[6]. For those looking to get creative, the Halle is also hosting a new art exhibit showcasing works from the Watercolor Society of North Carolina[11].
As we look ahead to next week, residents are reminded that the annual water disinfection switch is scheduled to begin, and the Apex Fire Department is conducting a community survey to gather feedback on their services[6].
With spring in full swing and a calendar packed with events, there's never been a better time to enjoy all that Apex has to offer. Whether you're hitting the new hockey rinks, taking in some jazz, or simply enjoying the warmer weather, the Peak of Good Living is living up to its name.
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By Quiet. PleaseApex, North Carolina is buzzing with excitement as spring takes hold in the Peak of Good Living. Yesterday, March 29, saw the grand opening of two brand-new street hockey rinks at Apex Community Park, thanks to a partnership between the Carolina Hurricanes, the NHL, and the Town of Apex. Hundreds of young hockey enthusiasts were on hand to break in the 160-by-75-foot rinks, which feature state-of-the-art amenities and will offer a range of programs for all ages[1].
The weather has been picture-perfect for outdoor activities, with today's forecast calling for a high of 75°F and partly cloudy skies[2]. However, allergy sufferers should take note – the pollen count remains very high, with tree pollen being the primary culprit[13]. The air quality has improved slightly from earlier in the week, now registering as "Fair" with an AQI of 46[9].
Local sports fans are eagerly anticipating this afternoon's high school baseball game between Apex High and Green Hope, while the Apex Friendship Patriots are set to take on the Panther Creek Catamounts in softball.
Music lovers won't want to miss tonight's JazzLive performance at the Halle Cultural Arts Center, featuring renowned pianist Lenore Raphael and friends[6]. For those looking to get creative, the Halle is also hosting a new art exhibit showcasing works from the Watercolor Society of North Carolina[11].
As we look ahead to next week, residents are reminded that the annual water disinfection switch is scheduled to begin, and the Apex Fire Department is conducting a community survey to gather feedback on their services[6].
With spring in full swing and a calendar packed with events, there's never been a better time to enjoy all that Apex has to offer. Whether you're hitting the new hockey rinks, taking in some jazz, or simply enjoying the warmer weather, the Peak of Good Living is living up to its name.
The weather has been picture-perfect for outdoor activities, with today's forecast calling for a high of 75°F and partly cloudy skies[2]. However, allergy sufferers should take note – the pollen count remains very high, with tree pollen being the primary culprit[13]. The air quality has improved slightly from earlier in the week, now registering as "Fair" with an AQI of 46[9].
Local sports fans are eagerly anticipating this afternoon's high school baseball game between Apex High and Green Hope, while the Apex Friendship Patriots are set to take on the Panther Creek Catamounts in softball.
Music lovers won't want to miss tonight's JazzLive performance at the Halle Cultural Arts Center, featuring renowned pianist Lenore Raphael and friends[6]. For those looking to get creative, the Halle is also hosting a new art exhibit showcasing works from the Watercolor Society of North Carolina[11].
As we look ahead to next week, residents are reminded that the annual water disinfection switch is scheduled to begin, and the Apex Fire Department is conducting a community survey to gather feedback on their services[6].
With spring in full swing and a calendar packed with events, there's never been a better time to enjoy all that Apex has to offer. Whether you're hitting the new hockey rinks, taking in some jazz, or simply enjoying the warmer weather, the Peak of Good Living is living up to its name.