Staff Writer
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| Senior Shauna Hines on the sports fields |
Apex,
North Carolina. Named the “Peak of Good
Living” and is ranked #9 in the top places to live in the U.S. Living in this small town most of my life has
made me realize that it has entertainment limits. Most people think that Beaver Creek and downtown
Apex are the only places with things to do.
They are poorly mistaken. From
the small suburban neighborhoods to busy highways, Apex has a wide variety of activities. Whether it’s hanging out with friends at
parks or taking a relaxing walk around Lake Pine, you’ll be surprised at what
Apex has to offer.
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| Senior Devon McCarroll at the park |
Neighborhood
parks (Bella Casa neighborhood-opening March 29)
Attend fashion
trunk shows to see new clothing coming to stores
Walking/Jogging
around Lake Pine
Kickboxing,
dancing (open studios)- free instructional classes
Thrift shopping
(Goodwill, Uptown Cheapskate)
Sports fields
off Salem St. and Shakleton Rd. at the corner of Apex Peakway
Everyone
should take advantage of some of these free parks and classes Apex has to offer
while on spring break.
