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Contributed photo<br> Apex High School sophomore Jason Lockamy recently served as a Governor’s page.
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Apex High School sophomore Jason Lockamy recently served as a Governor’s page.
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Apex High School sophomore Jason Lockamy served as a Governor’s page from April 16-20, 2012. He served in the N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources.

Jason enjoyed working with the department secretary in the Wildlife Resources Commission, which regulates and guides the preservation and protection of the state’s wildlife resources.

Jason is the son of Courtney and Catherine Jones of Apex and Thomas and Jackie Lockamy of Durham. He is an honors student at Apex High School, serves as co-vice president of the student council and is an Upper Classman Representative for the Apex Youth Council. A member of the National Honor Society, is also a member of the Apex High football, wrestling and track teams.

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