On Tuesday, November 8 (Election Day), eight young Macedonian delegates visited the city of Apopka as participation in the North Macedonia Election Exchange, which ran from…
Lighting the way for Special OlympicsThe Apopka Chief
Orange County Sheriff John Mina was the first to carry the torch to recognize the Special Olympics in Central Florida Tuesday, April 19, during an event…
Apopka Area Chamber’s event deals with details of agingThe Apopka Chief
From estate planning to searching for the right hospice care, experts meted advice on how to care for elderly loved ones as part of the Apopka…
Wekiva flag football battle Harmony LonghornsThe Apopka Chief
Wekiva’s quaterback, Javia Dunn, runs the ball during the game against the Longhorns. See more sports photos on page 3D.
Spring breezes are nice when compared to dog days of our summerThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I got the house open and I’m feelin’ the spring breezes blow through the house. It’s so refreshin’ to enjoy this great weather durin’ this time of…
Blue Darters bounce backThe Apopka Chief
After a pair of unexpected 3-2 losses, the Apopka Blue Darters baseball team got back on the winning track.
For over 45 years, Hunt Club Medical Care has been caring for people in the Apopka communityThe Apopka Chief
When it comes to your health, there’s no place like home and family to take care of you. That’s the kind of care you can come…
Graceworx Community Church Invites public to check out its upcoming eventsThe Apopka Chief
There’s an old saying in the advertising industry: “Early to bed and early to rise is useless if you don’t advertise.” At Graceworx Community Church, we…
Apopka High Student Government Association officersThe Apopka Chief
The 2022-2023 Apopka High School Student Government Association (SGA) officers have been elected. They are, (l-r), first row, Deputy Director of Communications Michaela Moss, Chief of…
New K-8 school gets nameThe Apopka Chief
Apopka’s first K-8 school now has an official name: Kelly Park School.
Groundbreaking held for Winn-DixieThe Apopka Chief
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the new 47,647 square-foot Winn-Dixie, which will be a part of the Apopka City Center.













