Veridea Reaches Development Milestone with First Residential Project
What to know about Summit House, the first residential project for the massive development set to grow Apex.
NC Children’s Hospital Lands $100M Grant
The children’s hospital planned for Apex announced one of the largest philanthropic gifts in state history from The Duke Endowment.
12 Halloween Events in Western Wake
Our towns love celebrating Halloween. Here are some of the top Halloween 2026 events in Cary, Apex, Morrisville and Holly Springs.
Epiphany on a Plane
How an oncologist’s sci-fi-inspired insight, layoffs at a pharma giant, and the unique culture of Research Triangle Park birthed a major cancer innovation.
Triangle Barkitecture Combines Creative Design and Pets in Cary
The free event, featuring a kitten cuddle room and pet costume contest, supports animal rescue charities.
The Couple Who Didn’t Sell
A rural Apex road will transform into Veridea’s main street. Almost everyone who once lived there has sold—with the exception of two lifelong Apex residents.
Little Oak Collective Children’s Consignment Store Expands to Cary
The curated secondhand children’s clothing store is opening in Waverly Place Friday.
More Business & Economy Coverage
Holly Springs Is Close to Adopting Its First-Ever Affordable Housing Plan
Town council members debated a three-year roadmap for housing affordability at their meeting this week.
RTI Hits the Xcelerator
The nonprofit is expanding a facility that helps startups develop new technologies after federal funding cuts.
Big Littles Lies
A popular children’s clothing boutique that began in downtown Cary appeared to be expanding quickly. But behind the flourishing facade, vendors, contractors, customers, and employees say they were being swindled.
Sweet Paris Creperie and Cafe Opens in Fenton
New all-day cafe opens in Fenton, adding a fast-casual dining option to the development of mostly full-service restaurants.
The Million-Dollar Industry Built Around NC’s Affordable Housing Tax Break
A small group of lawyers, real estate brokers, and registered nonprofits are profiting from a tax break designed to support affordable housing, some raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, an INDY investigation found.
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