The Apex Rotary Club in Apex, North Carolina held its annual Christmas parade this Saturday in downtown Apex. Club President DeEtte Damon and parade chair Robert Carmac discussed the back story of the parade with WRAL TV. The parade began at 5:00 p.m., and proceeds from the event will benefit the local community. Attendees were encouraged to bring new and used coats for the WRAL Coats for the Children Campaign in partnership with The Salvation Army of Wake County.

Source: Apex Rotary Club

Source Type: Community

Source Location: Apex

Savanah, GA

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