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"Sunny Saturday in Apex: Sports Thrills, Outdoor Fun, and Community Pride"
Apex is waking up to a picture-perfect Saturday on May 24th, with clear skies and a light breeze bringing temperatures into the comfortable upper 70s. Residents stepping outside will notice a moderate pollen count—just enough to remind you spring is hanging on, but not enough to keep most folks from enjoying the outdoors. Air quality ranks as good this morning, so it’s a fine day for a stroll through downtown or a pickup game in the park.
Local sports fans are still buzzing about last night’s Apex High Cougars baseball thriller, where the squad clinched a nail-biting 4-3 victory over their cross-town rivals. The student section went wild as a walk-off single sealed the game in extra innings, keeping playoff hopes alive for next week.
In other high school news, Apex Friendship High’s girls soccer team wrapped up their season with a decisive 2-0 win, marking the fourth straight shutout for their standout goalkeeper. The track and field team is prepping for regionals, with several athletes ranked in the state’s top ten for their events.
Over at the Apex Community Center, summer swim league sign-ups kicked off with a splash, drawing a crowd of eager families ready for a season of friendly competition and cannonball contests. The Peak City Pig Fest barbecue competition is already heating up downtown, with teams setting up smokers and vendors offering a mouthwatering preview of the festivities.
Looking ahead to Memorial Day, town officials remind everyone that trash pickup will be delayed by a day, and GoApex buses will take a break on Monday in observance of the holiday. Mark your calendars for the annual Memorial Day ceremony at the Apex Legion Post 124, a touching event that brings neighbors together to honor those who gave all.
Apex’s recent recognition as one of the Top 10 Best Places to Live in 2025 by U.S. News & World Report has everyone talking, reinforcing the sense of pride and community spirit the town is known for.
Whether you’re headed downtown for barbecue, catching up on high school sports highlights, or just soaking in the sunshine, Apex is serving up another memorable weekend for everyone.
Local sports fans are still buzzing about last night’s Apex High Cougars baseball thriller, where the squad clinched a nail-biting 4-3 victory over their cross-town rivals. The student section went wild as a walk-off single sealed the game in extra innings, keeping playoff hopes alive for next week.
In other high school news, Apex Friendship High’s girls soccer team wrapped up their season with a decisive 2-0 win, marking the fourth straight shutout for their standout goalkeeper. The track and field team is prepping for regionals, with several athletes ranked in the state’s top ten for their events.
Over at the Apex Community Center, summer swim league sign-ups kicked off with a splash, drawing a crowd of eager families ready for a season of friendly competition and cannonball contests. The Peak City Pig Fest barbecue competition is already heating up downtown, with teams setting up smokers and vendors offering a mouthwatering preview of the festivities.
Looking ahead to Memorial Day, town officials remind everyone that trash pickup will be delayed by a day, and GoApex buses will take a break on Monday in observance of the holiday. Mark your calendars for the annual Memorial Day ceremony at the Apex Legion Post 124, a touching event that brings neighbors together to honor those who gave all.
Apex’s recent recognition as one of the Top 10 Best Places to Live in 2025 by U.S. News & World Report has everyone talking, reinforcing the sense of pride and community spirit the town is known for.
Whether you’re headed downtown for barbecue, catching up on high school sports highlights, or just soaking in the sunshine, Apex is serving up another memorable weekend for everyone.
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By Quiet. PleaseApex is waking up to a picture-perfect Saturday on May 24th, with clear skies and a light breeze bringing temperatures into the comfortable upper 70s. Residents stepping outside will notice a moderate pollen count—just enough to remind you spring is hanging on, but not enough to keep most folks from enjoying the outdoors. Air quality ranks as good this morning, so it’s a fine day for a stroll through downtown or a pickup game in the park.
Local sports fans are still buzzing about last night’s Apex High Cougars baseball thriller, where the squad clinched a nail-biting 4-3 victory over their cross-town rivals. The student section went wild as a walk-off single sealed the game in extra innings, keeping playoff hopes alive for next week.
In other high school news, Apex Friendship High’s girls soccer team wrapped up their season with a decisive 2-0 win, marking the fourth straight shutout for their standout goalkeeper. The track and field team is prepping for regionals, with several athletes ranked in the state’s top ten for their events.
Over at the Apex Community Center, summer swim league sign-ups kicked off with a splash, drawing a crowd of eager families ready for a season of friendly competition and cannonball contests. The Peak City Pig Fest barbecue competition is already heating up downtown, with teams setting up smokers and vendors offering a mouthwatering preview of the festivities.
Looking ahead to Memorial Day, town officials remind everyone that trash pickup will be delayed by a day, and GoApex buses will take a break on Monday in observance of the holiday. Mark your calendars for the annual Memorial Day ceremony at the Apex Legion Post 124, a touching event that brings neighbors together to honor those who gave all.
Apex’s recent recognition as one of the Top 10 Best Places to Live in 2025 by U.S. News & World Report has everyone talking, reinforcing the sense of pride and community spirit the town is known for.
Whether you’re headed downtown for barbecue, catching up on high school sports highlights, or just soaking in the sunshine, Apex is serving up another memorable weekend for everyone.
Local sports fans are still buzzing about last night’s Apex High Cougars baseball thriller, where the squad clinched a nail-biting 4-3 victory over their cross-town rivals. The student section went wild as a walk-off single sealed the game in extra innings, keeping playoff hopes alive for next week.
In other high school news, Apex Friendship High’s girls soccer team wrapped up their season with a decisive 2-0 win, marking the fourth straight shutout for their standout goalkeeper. The track and field team is prepping for regionals, with several athletes ranked in the state’s top ten for their events.
Over at the Apex Community Center, summer swim league sign-ups kicked off with a splash, drawing a crowd of eager families ready for a season of friendly competition and cannonball contests. The Peak City Pig Fest barbecue competition is already heating up downtown, with teams setting up smokers and vendors offering a mouthwatering preview of the festivities.
Looking ahead to Memorial Day, town officials remind everyone that trash pickup will be delayed by a day, and GoApex buses will take a break on Monday in observance of the holiday. Mark your calendars for the annual Memorial Day ceremony at the Apex Legion Post 124, a touching event that brings neighbors together to honor those who gave all.
Apex’s recent recognition as one of the Top 10 Best Places to Live in 2025 by U.S. News & World Report has everyone talking, reinforcing the sense of pride and community spirit the town is known for.
Whether you’re headed downtown for barbecue, catching up on high school sports highlights, or just soaking in the sunshine, Apex is serving up another memorable weekend for everyone.