On September 30, a historic marker was unveiled during a quiet ceremony held at the corner of Richardson and Humie Olive Roads in Apex. The reason is simple as a veritable field of dreams on... Read more
The White Oak Foundation’s new childcare center will be the recipient of 100% of the proceeds from the downtown businesses’ virtual “snowball fight” fundraising campaign which is part of the... Read more
As you likely know, back in February of 2023 and to kick off a year of celebration, the Town of Apex created a call to action: Go all in to celebrate Apex’s 150-year story. The now familiar... Read more
Despite what some may have heard or might think, the Freemason fraternity is not secretive in the sense of being underground or hidden from view. In fact, according to the Assistant Grand Se... Read more
Apex is the Peak of Good Living for both man and beast and in this case, the beast is the coyote. Since they are here to stay and in the spirit of knowledge being power, here is your coyote... Read more
A project eight years in the making, Pleasant Park in southwest Apex will make its debut this summer, bringing an enjoyable and much-needed amenity to Town residents. The 92-acre complex nea... Read more
At the junction of New Hill-Olive Chapel Road and Old US 1 lies another piece of local history. While Troy’s Motor Court and Tea Room is no longer welcoming guests, the fuel and the food and... Read more
As Professor Penelope J. Corfield once said, “Why on earth does it matter what happened long ago?” The simple answer: history is inescapable. In Apex, like so many other southern towns and v... Read more
It happens at the library! From story time for the kids to helping put your resume together and even practicing for that all important job interview. If it’s been a while since you’ve been t... Read more
When was the last time you were in the Peak of Good Living for PeakFest? Go all in with Apex during the sesquicentennial celebration to discover for yourself why this festival is one of the... Read more