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# Apex in Bloom: Your Sunday Snapshot for May 25, 2025
As the sun rises on this beautiful Sunday morning in Apex, North Carolina, our community continues to buzz with activity. Yesterday, May 24th, saw the start of the sunflower planting season at nearby Dorothea Dix Park, bringing a touch of golden beauty to our region[5].
Local residents are reminded that the Print Shop closure has caused delays in the mailing of May utility bills, so keep an eye on your mailboxes in the coming days[1]. If you're concerned about property taxes, Wake County is offering several Property Tax Relief Programs that might benefit eligible residents[1].
At Oakview Elementary School, a new week of "Owlsome News" begins today, May 25th, with activities planned for students throughout the week[2]. Parents should check the school's online portal for the full schedule of events.
The Apex Town Council held a work session this past Tuesday, May 20th, while the Board of Adjustment also met that same day to discuss local development matters[1]. For those interested in community infrastructure, the Tingen Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge project had several stakeholder meetings on Thursday, including a design charrette to gather community input[1].
In regional news, excitement is building as the Gipson Play Plaza at Raleigh's Dix Park is set to open next month, providing families with another recreational option just a short drive from Apex[5].
For those with environmental concerns, the Cary/Apex Water Treatment Plant recently completed its annual switch from chloramine disinfection to free chlorine disinfection, a process conducted in conjunction with other communities in the area as mandated by state and federal regulations[3].
Looking ahead to this week, Wednesday, May 21st featured a "Learning Lunch" focused on Asian American and Pacific Islander Month, highlighting our community's commitment to cultural diversity and education[1].
As we enjoy this Sunday in Apex, remember that the town calendar shows several upcoming events to mark on your schedule, and the Economic Development Committee will be meeting soon to discuss plans for our growing community[1].
Enjoy your Sunday, Apex!
As the sun rises on this beautiful Sunday morning in Apex, North Carolina, our community continues to buzz with activity. Yesterday, May 24th, saw the start of the sunflower planting season at nearby Dorothea Dix Park, bringing a touch of golden beauty to our region[5].
Local residents are reminded that the Print Shop closure has caused delays in the mailing of May utility bills, so keep an eye on your mailboxes in the coming days[1]. If you're concerned about property taxes, Wake County is offering several Property Tax Relief Programs that might benefit eligible residents[1].
At Oakview Elementary School, a new week of "Owlsome News" begins today, May 25th, with activities planned for students throughout the week[2]. Parents should check the school's online portal for the full schedule of events.
The Apex Town Council held a work session this past Tuesday, May 20th, while the Board of Adjustment also met that same day to discuss local development matters[1]. For those interested in community infrastructure, the Tingen Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge project had several stakeholder meetings on Thursday, including a design charrette to gather community input[1].
In regional news, excitement is building as the Gipson Play Plaza at Raleigh's Dix Park is set to open next month, providing families with another recreational option just a short drive from Apex[5].
For those with environmental concerns, the Cary/Apex Water Treatment Plant recently completed its annual switch from chloramine disinfection to free chlorine disinfection, a process conducted in conjunction with other communities in the area as mandated by state and federal regulations[3].
Looking ahead to this week, Wednesday, May 21st featured a "Learning Lunch" focused on Asian American and Pacific Islander Month, highlighting our community's commitment to cultural diversity and education[1].
As we enjoy this Sunday in Apex, remember that the town calendar shows several upcoming events to mark on your schedule, and the Economic Development Committee will be meeting soon to discuss plans for our growing community[1].
Enjoy your Sunday, Apex!
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By Quiet. Please# Apex in Bloom: Your Sunday Snapshot for May 25, 2025
As the sun rises on this beautiful Sunday morning in Apex, North Carolina, our community continues to buzz with activity. Yesterday, May 24th, saw the start of the sunflower planting season at nearby Dorothea Dix Park, bringing a touch of golden beauty to our region[5].
Local residents are reminded that the Print Shop closure has caused delays in the mailing of May utility bills, so keep an eye on your mailboxes in the coming days[1]. If you're concerned about property taxes, Wake County is offering several Property Tax Relief Programs that might benefit eligible residents[1].
At Oakview Elementary School, a new week of "Owlsome News" begins today, May 25th, with activities planned for students throughout the week[2]. Parents should check the school's online portal for the full schedule of events.
The Apex Town Council held a work session this past Tuesday, May 20th, while the Board of Adjustment also met that same day to discuss local development matters[1]. For those interested in community infrastructure, the Tingen Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge project had several stakeholder meetings on Thursday, including a design charrette to gather community input[1].
In regional news, excitement is building as the Gipson Play Plaza at Raleigh's Dix Park is set to open next month, providing families with another recreational option just a short drive from Apex[5].
For those with environmental concerns, the Cary/Apex Water Treatment Plant recently completed its annual switch from chloramine disinfection to free chlorine disinfection, a process conducted in conjunction with other communities in the area as mandated by state and federal regulations[3].
Looking ahead to this week, Wednesday, May 21st featured a "Learning Lunch" focused on Asian American and Pacific Islander Month, highlighting our community's commitment to cultural diversity and education[1].
As we enjoy this Sunday in Apex, remember that the town calendar shows several upcoming events to mark on your schedule, and the Economic Development Committee will be meeting soon to discuss plans for our growing community[1].
Enjoy your Sunday, Apex!
As the sun rises on this beautiful Sunday morning in Apex, North Carolina, our community continues to buzz with activity. Yesterday, May 24th, saw the start of the sunflower planting season at nearby Dorothea Dix Park, bringing a touch of golden beauty to our region[5].
Local residents are reminded that the Print Shop closure has caused delays in the mailing of May utility bills, so keep an eye on your mailboxes in the coming days[1]. If you're concerned about property taxes, Wake County is offering several Property Tax Relief Programs that might benefit eligible residents[1].
At Oakview Elementary School, a new week of "Owlsome News" begins today, May 25th, with activities planned for students throughout the week[2]. Parents should check the school's online portal for the full schedule of events.
The Apex Town Council held a work session this past Tuesday, May 20th, while the Board of Adjustment also met that same day to discuss local development matters[1]. For those interested in community infrastructure, the Tingen Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge project had several stakeholder meetings on Thursday, including a design charrette to gather community input[1].
In regional news, excitement is building as the Gipson Play Plaza at Raleigh's Dix Park is set to open next month, providing families with another recreational option just a short drive from Apex[5].
For those with environmental concerns, the Cary/Apex Water Treatment Plant recently completed its annual switch from chloramine disinfection to free chlorine disinfection, a process conducted in conjunction with other communities in the area as mandated by state and federal regulations[3].
Looking ahead to this week, Wednesday, May 21st featured a "Learning Lunch" focused on Asian American and Pacific Islander Month, highlighting our community's commitment to cultural diversity and education[1].
As we enjoy this Sunday in Apex, remember that the town calendar shows several upcoming events to mark on your schedule, and the Economic Development Committee will be meeting soon to discuss plans for our growing community[1].
Enjoy your Sunday, Apex!