Apex woke up to crisp spring sunshine this Saturday, May 10th, offering perfect weather for locals to lace up their running shoes and hit the streets. Early risers caught a cool morning in the low 60s, with afternoon highs expected to reach a pleasant 78 degrees. Skies are mostly clear, with only the slightest breeze and not a storm cloud in sight. The pollen count sits at a moderate level, giving allergy sufferers a bit of relief, and the air quality remains excellent—ideal for outdoor fun.

One of the day's big highlights is the annual Water For People 5K, which kicked off this morning in Apex, drawing runners of all ages to a flat, shaded course. The event not only celebrates fitness but also supports clean water initiatives, and the community’s turnout showed Apex’s heart for worthy causes.

Sports fever ran high last night as Apex High faced off against Leesville at Invisalign Arena in a thrilling hockey matchup. Local fans packed the stands, cheering on the Cougars in a contest that saw both teams battling hard on the ice. Stay tuned for the final score and standout performances as results come in.

Weekend festivities have also brought families to the many parks and greenways around town. Kids trekked across the soccer fields, and dog walkers greeted neighbors along the Beaver Creek trails. Local businesses are buzzing, with farmers markets and cafes serving up fresh produce and hot coffee to start the day.

For anyone considering Apex as their new home, the town continues to shine as one of the most welcoming places in Wake County. Its well-rated schools, vibrant downtown, and community events make it a top pick for newcomers and longtime residents alike.

As the sun sets tonight, Main Street will come alive with local music and laughter, wrapping up another memorable day in Apex. Whether you ran the 5K, cheered at the game, or simply enjoyed the breeze, there’s no place quite like this corner of North Carolina.