Properly maintaining your vehicle can help ensure its dependability and increase fuel efficiencyThe Apopka Chief
Vehicles are an important part of our daily lives. They can be trusted and true for years on end as we drive to school, work, and…
Sertoman of the YearThe Apopka Chief
Lorena Potter, president of Foliage Sertoma Club of Apopka, presented its highest award for members, The Sertoman of the Year for 2021-2022, to Frances Portalatin for…
Avoid St. Johns River until water subsidesThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I hope and pray your family survived the storm. There are a lot of people who suffered some damage and quite a few folks who lost…
Despite floods and debris, city weathers through Hurricane IanThe Apopka Chief
Mayor Bryan Nelson gave an update of Hurricane Ian and its impact on the city of Apopka.
Former KGB spy is keynote speaker at November trust galaThe Apopka Chief
Jack Barsky will speak at the John Land Apopka Community Trust Gala. The event includes dinner, cash bar and a sizable silent auction.
Jerk festival to spice up amphitheater with foodThe Apopka Chief
Florida Jerk Festival features live reggae, soca, and Caribbean food.
Yellowstone, Grand Teton trip was as grand as expectedThe Apopka Chief
We both enjoyed both parks, but I must say that I enjoyed Yellowstone more than I thought I would. See photos on page 3B.
Thankfully, we didn’t catch the brunt of Hurricane IanThe Apopka Chief
Thanks to Hurricane Ian, high school football teams around the state have had their seasons turned upside down. Read more on page 2B.
Mustangs to host Edgewater in postponed gameThe Apopka Chief
Hurricane Ian’s impact was felt even among the high school football schedule.
Blue Darters practice after delays brought by Hurricane IanThe Apopka Chief
Defensive line coach Matt Anderson watches as players go through their drills during the first practice after Hurricane Ian.





