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Overeaters Anonymous, a 12-step program for people who suffer from compulsive overeating, anorexia, bulimia and other food/eating issues, meets from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. every Monday at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 600 Walnut St., Cary.
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J.A. Belfield Brings Another Of "The Boys" To Life In A Most "Unnatural" Way
May 21, 2013 - APEX, N.C. -- Halfway through writing Caged, the third novel in the series, J.A. Belfield had a revelation.
After surging during the Great Recession, the old-fashioned savings tool seems to have lost favor among consumers.
Community colleges, high school put emphasis on training for manufacturing jobs
Gov. Pat McCrory ribbed a couple of his top advisers Friday as he introduced them to a group of industry and community college leaders.
N.C. House passes social media privacy bill
The bill that passed Thursday prohibits employers and universities from demanding access to the private accounts of applicants, employees and students.
Liles, Lassiter to wed in June
Mr. and Mrs. Marky Liles of Fuquay-Varina, N.C., are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jamie Alanna Liles, to Mr.
Wake County school system citing construction experience
The WakeEd blog is devoted to discussing and answering questions about the major issues facing the Wake County school system.
Apex couple charged with having more than 50 pounds of marijuana
Using a range of drug quantities set in state law, arrest warrants charged the couple manufactured and possessed “50 pounds or more but less than 2,000 pounds” of the drug.
Backstory: Building a solid business, one green lawn at a time
Jay Comeau of Eastern Turf Maintenance works on a lawn in Apex. Owner Brad Sutton started the company in his garage in 2000.
Investigative grand juries expand in NC House bill
Some North Carolina House members are interested in giving prosecutors the ability to convene investigative grand juries to examine potential public corruption and financial fraud.
Coupons suffer paper cut as use falls
Shoppers have taken notice in the drop in quality of paper coupons, especially in areas where multiple competing supermarket chains have made for some of the most generous coupon policies in the country.
NC Senate plan expands sales tax base far and wide
Senate Republicans argue that exponentially expanding the number of transactions subject to the sales tax would promote fairness in a North Carolina tax system now packed with exemptions and loopholes.
McCrory roads plan splits local legislators
May 11--DURHAM -- Gov. Pat McCrory's plan for changing the way the state spends its transportation dollars split Democrats in the western Triangle's N.C. House delegation, with some favoring it and some against it.
Holly Springs mobile-home residents scramble to find new plan
When Joan and Soloane Brown bought a double-wide mobile home and set it up in the Brayton Park community in 1999, they planned to stay forever.
Smiles, food and fun at PeakFest
Photo by Duffy / The Rusty Bucket Plates full of delicious cupcakes brought smiles to plenty of faces Saturday in downtown Apex.
Hard at work: TBJ's 40 Under 40 class of 2013
Winner Chad Larkins has his own helmet. He actually keeps it in his car. It's not so extraordinary, as he is the CEO of Cherokee Solar Power.
Showing support for military spouses
Shawn Daley / The Apex Herald Volunteers put the finishing touches on shoebox gifts that will be delivered to military spouses.
More than 5,000 employees at 81 companies in the state lost a combined 13,805 pounds since January as part of the "Get Fit Challenge" put on by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina, the state's largest health insurer.
Smiles, food and fun at PeakFest
Photo by Duffy / The Rusty Bucket Plates full of delicious cupcakes brought smiles to plenty of faces Saturday in downtown Apex.