Do you have plans for March 22 and 23? Well, now you do! The Apex High School Dance Program is hosting its second annual completely student-choreographed dance concert. At 7 P.M., on Wednesday and Thursday at the Apex High School Auditorium, IMMERSE is a culmination of student choreography at Apex High School and beyond, with guest performances of other student-choreographed

By: Emma Riddick Today I am here with Mrs. Caudill, and this is a day in her life! Caudill usually wakes up at 5:00am and starts her day by getting dressed and ready for school. She packs her lunch and eats breakfast. Then she goes to wake her daughter up, and she finishes getting ready. For breakfast she usually eats

The NFL Combine is a place for the top end college athletes that are projected to be drafted in the NFL Draft. This is a place for these athletes to showcase their talents when it comes to their skill and athleticism. Coaches, general managers, and owners can use these statistics to see who they want to pick and when. This

This year, continuing a tradition at Apex High School, shirts made for Black History Month were made and given out. The design chosen for the 2023 celebration was made by senior Tes Sanni and produced by screen printing. The shirts are free but require students or teachers to bring in their own shirt to have the design printed on.  The

President’s Day is a national holiday celebrated on the third Monday in February every year. This year it was  February 20th. Tracing its roots back to the beginning of the seventeenth-century, President’s Day was originally created to celebrate George Washington’s Birthday. In 1879 Congress passed into law a federal holiday on February 22nd to honor him. In the 1960s there

Late fall last year, Apex High School welcomed Crafting for Change, a new club, into their roster of varying clubs. The president of the club, student Darcy Schueler, strived to make a club that welcomed all to come and craft for a change as the name implies. The club meets every other Wednesday and supports many different organizations by hosting

On Saturday, February 4th, one of Raleigh’s newer but incredibly well known traditions took place in the Krispy Kreme Challenge. This event is widely known around the country for almost two  decades, being featured in Denise Malan’s “200 Races to Run Before You Die”, was ranked the number one thing to do before you graduate by the N.C. State Student

This Thanksgiving Day, our community held the annual Turkey Trot, an 8k race that is held every year on Thanksgiving Day. A typical turkey trot is a footrace, usually long-distance, and held on or around Thanksgiving Day in the United States. The name stems from the use of turkey as a common centerpiece of the Thanksgiving dinner There are many

As we all know, there is a lot going on in the world right now. As humans we tend to focus on the negative, and I want to change that, even if it is for one article. As students and teachers, I know that we can all be incredibly busy during the holiday season, so we are not always on