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Latest — 17 Jun 2026

Seven Years on the Apex Council. Seven Tax Increases. Three FY27 Budget Options Explained.

The council rejected a no-tax-increase plan that funded more police — then passed a tax hike and called it "literally" for police. Disclaimer: This article is based on the Town's own budget messages, audited financial reports, internal memos and public comments from Town officials. If

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The Deal Made Without You (NC Children's Hospital Part II)

Have you read Part 1? If not, I suggest reading that first. Read Part 1 Here This piece is based on public records, signed correspondence I have obtained, recorded statements made at the April 28, 2026 Apex Town Council meeting, and analysis of publicly available budget and capital improvement documents.

$61 Million, a Children's Hospital, and a Deal Made Without You.

📝Edit 5/6/26 - Part II of this story has been published and can be seen here. This piece is based on public records, signed correspondence I have obtained, recorded statements made at the April 28, 2026 Apex Town Council meeting, and analysis of publicly available budget and capital improvement

Inside the Peak News Network (and the Bigger Machine Behind it)

Altered Summaries, Voter Data Integration, and the Political Playbook Running Behind Apex’s Newest 'News' Site. This is an investigative analysis by The Peak Weekly based on publicly accessible source code, data files, and platform behavior observable on peaknewsnetwork.org and associated websites operated by Apex Mayor Pro

The Secret NDA, A Staged Presentation, and the Playbook Behind Apex's Data Center

This is an investigative analysis by The Peak Weekly based on publicly obtained municipal filings and record responses. Town officials have not disclosed the corporate party to the Town Manager's nondisclosure agreement. The agreement itself refers to the other party only as 'The Company,' and a