Hello Folks, Well, it’s soon to be 2023 and another year is in the books. We have had some cold weather over the Christmas holidays, and…
Apopka has new Parks and Recreation directorThe Apopka Chief
As the new Parks and Recreation Department director for the city of Apopka, Radley Williams said his top priority is to get his department accreditation.
Catching a few raysThe Apopka Chief
A Florida red-bellied turtle takes in some sun recently along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive. The drive is an 11-mile, one-way free drive on the North…
Wekiva basketball team holds youth summer campThe Apopka Chief
Two players attending the Mustang’s basketball camp square off one on one at Monday’s camp. See more photos on page 16B.
Apopka High boys basketball team hosts youth campThe Apopka Chief
Three campers dribble two balls at one time each during the summer camp held by the Apopka Blue Darters boys basketball team. See more photos on…
Celebrate National Safety Month with Lake Apopka Natural Gas DistrictThe Apopka Chief
At Lake Apopka Natural Gas District (LANGD), the safety of our customers and field workers are always top priority. We emphasize the importance of safety 24…
AFD adds new revenue stream with charge for administrative dutiesThe Apopka Chief
Apopka Fire Chief Sean Wylam said the department was leaving money on the table by not charging or having the fees before now. Read more on…
Three more warehouses plannedThe Apopka Chief
Trammell Crow Company, the largest commercial real estate developer in the United States has its eye on Apopka.
City now hosting Wewa campsThe Apopka Chief
Last week, the city of Apopka opened Camp Wewa’s first summer day camp since the city acquired the property.
Proper Planning for your future may be easier after you speak with Attorney Patrick SmithThe Apopka Chief
Attorney Patrick Smith, ESQ., helps individuals, families, and corporations plan and prepare for the many unexpected changes that life can bring. Every client is important to him. He…
Mottled ducks modelingThe Apopka Chief
A pair of mottled ducks stand on the edge of a road along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive last week. The entrance to the free, 11-mile,…














