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NC Supreme Court drops class action in Apex recreation fee dispute
The North Carolina Supreme Court has vacated a lower court’s order for a class-action lawsuit against a recreation fee Apex charged to local developers.
Opinion
How housing policy is failing NC’s young people
Allowing more small homes, speeding up approvals, and prioritizing thoughtful, pro-community housing would make paychecks go further and help people stay in the communities they love.
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State Supreme Court to decide if Apex fee challenge moves forward as class action
The North Carolina Supreme Court will decide in the months ahead whether developers challenging a recreation fee in Apex can move forward with a class-action suit. The town has asked the high court to reverse a trial judge’s decision allowing the class action.
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NC Supreme Court ruling favors property owner in sewer line battle with Apex
The North Carolina Supreme Court issued a ruling Friday favoring a property owner in her decade-long battle with Apex over a disputed sewer line. Now a trial judge will determine how the town must compensate Beverly Rubin for illegally installing the line under her property.
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Criminal illegal alien still at large after search called off in Apex
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Apex Police Department called off a search on Monday for a criminal illegal alien wanted on multiple sex offense warrants after he ran away from police.
Opinion
The tale of 2 North Carolinas
A kid growing up in Lumberton, North Carolina, should have the same opportunity as my kids do in the Triangle. The opportunity to be an entrepreneur. The opportunity to get a good education. The opportunity to rise.
News
Apex to be home of future Duke-UNC children’s hospital
"We are thrilled to help bring this vision to a reality." — Brad Briner, NC treasurer.
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Classical Comeback: Why more NC families are choosing traditional education
The Heritage Foundation recently unveiled a new nationwide catalog of nearly 900 classical schools, including 43 located in North Carolina.
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Apex asks NC Supreme Court to reject class-action suit against recreation fee
Apex officials are asking North Carolina’s second-highest court to reject a class action in a lawsuit challenging recreation fees the town charges developers. A trial judge granted the suit class-action status last April.
Opinion
NC housing boom: Which cities are leading the way?
While suburban areas across North Carolina are expanding at remarkable rates, reflecting a national trend toward increased suburban living, the state’s large cities are also thriving.
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PLF, trial lawyers back homeowner in Apex sewer pipe fight
The Pacific Legal Foundation and North Carolina Advocates for Justice are supporting a homeowner in her dispute with Apex over a sewer pipe. The dispute has reached North Carolina’s highest court.
Opinion
COVID numbers improving, but Cooper’s failure to lead divides us even further
Emergency orders, local mask mandates, and COVID restrictions at large have gone from nonsensical to outrageous. This is not to argue on the efficacy of masks or their use in the throes of the nascent pandemic some 18 months ago. Instead, this is to make a common-sense case showing the so-called leaders purporting to care...
