Ice Cream Heaven. This is the best way to describe one of Cary’s newest ice cream shops that offers culinary creations beyond your greatest imagination. Entrepreneurs Andia and George Xouris, along with their children, run Andia’s Homemade Ice Cream, offering your traditional ice cream along with lactose-intolerant and vegan options, ice cream filled doughnuts, over-the-top sundaes, and much more. After

If twenty percent of young people suffer from a mental illness, then why is mental health such a widely ignored topic? Mental health is just as important, if not more important, than physical health. Yes, physicality is critical and keeps your body healthy, but many of aspects of you life could be compromised if your mental health is ignored. Ignoring

For many of us, we barely mutter a thank you to our school custodian when they come by our lunch table to clean up our trash. Should we be doing more? Our lunch staff and custodians could be the called the backbone of Apex High. While usually just given a glance, we need to be doing more to show them

Last Saturday evening over 350 Apex High students arrived at the transformed cafeteria to dance the night away at a fall harvest. Some arrived in their boots and flannels and others in their suits and heels. Songs all the way from the “Cupid Shuffle” to “Thinking out loud” were played, so everyone had a chance to break it down on

Throughout the years, Apex High School has been home to many exciting events and long-lasting memories. All grade levels have experienced different times at Apex but also have some overlapping points. Regardless, AHS students all have their own favorite moments and are hoping for more to come before their high school careers end.

Stereotypically, freshman and upperclassmen have very different mindsets when it comes to high school. I decided to put this theory to the test and really see how a freshman’s answers compare to those who have been in high school multiple years. I interviewed two freshman, Abraham Solis and Ariana Wallace, and two juniors, Josh Lucia and Lindsay Nyman, in hopes

For many, getting a driver’s license is a rite of passage, but would you compromise your life for it? In North Carolina, the average teen gets their license at the naive age of 16. In the past, teens have rejoiced over this, usually celebrating, but now teens are saying “No thanks” to this piece of plastic. They may be making

Apex High School has changed a great deal since it was built in the 1970s on 1501 Laura Duncan Road. Students and staff have moved from building to building, school colors have changed (green, and gold, blue and gold, black and gold, we’ve had it all), and mascots have been switched from the yellow jackets to the cougars. To add