So without further delay, here are my three favorite things about my town of Apex, NC.
{1} The downtown area is rather small, but it's an active downtown with specialty shops and restaurants. It honestly reminds me of the downtown I grew up in because you can actually do things. It's not a dying downtown which is energizing and exciting.
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{2} I also love that we live super close to Raleigh, but we're able to avoid some of the downfalls of a big city. It's really the best of both worlds. You can play in Raleigh and then return home to the quieter side of Apex with its 37,000 residents.
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{3} Finally, my favorite thing about Apex is its history and slogan, "the peak of good living". The town was founded in 1873 and got its name for being the highest point on the railroad that went through the area. In fact, Apex is still one of the most intact railroad towns in the state of North Carolina.
Hope you enjoyed my three favorite things about our town!



Been through Apex and we stopped there for breakfast. Charming little town indeed. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi, just saw you over at CG and had to come by. I live right on the border of Cary and Apex, so nice to find a local blogger !
ReplyDeleteHi, Mary! I love the shot of your downtown street...such a great small town feel. Do you know where Siler City is? My Nannie lives there! Visiting from Centsational Girl's Hometown linky. Hope you'll stop by my blog too. :)
ReplyDeleteThere must've been a contest to come up with a slogan for the town. I wonder what the winner won. Thanks for the tour of downtown.
ReplyDeleteI adore Apex. Such a fun little place!
ReplyDeleteI went to NC State and several of my friends were from the Apex area. It's such a cute town!
ReplyDeleteI love learning little trivia like that, especially about such a fantastic spot as Apex! Thank you so much for joining up to the party, this is so fun!
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Kate
Thanks everyone for leaving such great comments about Apex! It is a charming little town indeed! :)
ReplyDeleteLovin' these Southern towns...now when I venture down South I'll have plenty of places to visit!
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