21 hrs ago | Apex Herald
Student honored for academic growth
Apex High's Parent Coalition for Excellence , a subcommittee of the Parent Teacher and Student Association , will recognize at a Nov.
Exhibit planned for - Outlaw Artist'
The Apex Arts Council presents a very special one-person art show, featuring the work of nationally noted artist Keith Adams.
Controversial sewage plant receives green light
After years of waiting, the Western Wake Partners finally received the green light to build a controversial regional sewage plant in the middle of New Hill.
Record turn out for Monarchs in Motion 5K
Photo by Dick Leinbach Steve Vargas and his son, Nicholas, cross the finish line at the Monarchs in Motion 5K.
Locals capture top prize in race
Photo by Dick Leinbach St Mary Magdalene Church held its Fourth Annual Monarchs in Motion 5K on Saturday, May 14 with 441 participants.
Town council is sure to face plenty of important decisions in the next few years while guiding the planning stages of the unique Veridea development.
New housing permits up 23 percent in Wake through April
New single-family building permits are up 23 percent in Wake County through the first four months of the year, according to data compiled by the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County .
Nature Park land to remain idle
Nearly a decade ago, Apex purchased more than 100 acres of land with the intention of transforming it into a park.
Apex firefighter survives close call
Photo by Shawn Daley Apex Fire Chief Mark Haraway, right, presents a medal to firefighter Jody Paxton.
Town leaders prepared to increase taxes
With the possibility of a tax increase looming on the horizon, town council was looking practically everywhere to slash expenditures.
In trying to promote a new book, most authors will usually read a few excerpts from their creation at a library or book store and then sign some copies of their work for readers.
"Jefferson's Masterpiece" comes to Halle
In trying to promote a new book, most authors will usually read a few excerpts from their creation at a library or book store and then sign some copies of their work for readers.
Contributed Apex High School graduate Victoria Tucci, right, plays Romeo in the upcoming production of "Romeo and Juliet: Forbidden Love Comes to North Carolina." From the time she was a young girl, Victoria Tucci dreamed about moving to New York City and pursuing a career in theater.
Have you ever had the urge to stand in front of crowd and sing or dance or play a musical instrument? How about perform magic tricks, tell jokes or recite a poem? Well, now is your chance.
The parade is over, Santa and Mrs. Claus have gone home and Salem St. has returned to normal.
Explorers host spaghetti fundraiser
The Apex Fire Department Explorer Post 263 has helped numerous teens gain important leadership skills and invaluable experience for future careers.
Apex PR Firm Client Featured in N&O Article
Hybrid alternative energy solutions provider INI Power Systems, Inc. recently garnered high-profile coverage in the Raleigh News & Observer, the daily newspaper of record for North Carolina’s state capital with a circulation of 134,000+. The coverage in the N&O and its affiliated suburban editions included a feature story on its innovative new Trinity™ series of portable alternative energy solutions and included full-color photos of INI Power staff and the Trinity™ system. The story highlighted growing interest in the units from first-responder and defense prospects, as well as the U.S. Army’s plan to test the systems at Ft. Belvoir in Virginia.
House speaker Tillis defends payments to ex-staffers
Amid calls for him to use taxpayer money differently, State House Speaker Thom Tillis on Thursday stood by his decision to pay two former top staffers an extra month of salary after they resigned over improper intimate relationships with lobbyists.
By Gregory Childress gchildress@heraldsun.com; 919-419-6645 CHAPEL HILL - The town and its two transit partners will have to kick in more money next fiscal year to cover the cost of operating the town's fare-free bus system.
Walmart accepting job applications
Walmart is hiring approximately 425 associates to work at the new Walmart slated to open this fall in Apex.