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Also on today's calendar: Smart House- Open House and 10 more events.
Today's riddle: Why did the math teacher write "41596" on a napkin after lunch? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. A Vision Bigger Than the Church: How One Pastor's Idea Became a Communitywide Blessing for Families (cbs17.com) — Apex families expecting a new baby can head to Apex Friendship High School on Saturday morning for a large Community Baby Shower hosted by Apex First Baptist Church, offering free baby supplies, health services, and parenting resources. With more than 35 partners involved and packages for the first 250 registered families, organizers emphasize that local parents are not alone and can still donate, volunteer, or spread the word.
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2. Local talent joins the Rockettes for the 2026 Christmas spectacular (cbs17.com) — An Apex dancer, Taylor Grace Green, is stepping onto one of the country’s biggest holiday stages as she joins the Radio City Rockettes’ 2026 Christmas Spectacular. Running through early January, the show features a new tap number and cutting-edge sound and camera technology, giving Triangle residents extra reason to cheer if they tune in or travel to see it.
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3. Raleigh considers expanding home childcare capacity as North Carolina faces shortage (wral.com) — Raleigh is weighing a rule change that would nearly double enrollment limits for home daycares, a move that could add more than 100 childcare spots and potentially inspire similar changes in Apex. Local advocates say easing caps, hiring rules, and permit delays could help providers meet rising demand, though state licensing standards would still apply. Apex families should watch closely as this debate unfolds.
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4. Here's Who Won in Wake County: 2026 General Election Results (indyweek.com) — Wake County’s 2026 legislative races are settled, with Democratic candidates winning every state House and Senate district that includes Apex, Cary, and surrounding western Wake communities. For Apex residents, incumbents Sydney Batch, Ya Liu, and Julie von Haefen all held their seats, shaping who will represent local interests on schools, healthcare, voting rights, and other statewide policies over the next term.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "Why did the math teacher write "41596" on a napkin after lunch?" — Because he wanted a piece of pi(e)! (Thank you Greg S. for sending it in!)
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