Ribbon is cut for new schoolThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed its newest member, Amazing Hope School Academy, with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, August 24. The school is…
Becker back on City Council as winner of Seat 3 in electionThe Apopka Chief
Former City Commissioner Kyle Becker is back on the City Council.
Bankson wins GOP nod for House Rep. District 39 raceThe Apopka Chief
Bankson, a pastor, beat out attorney Charles Hart and Randy Ross.
Moore secures second term as county commissionerThe Apopka Chief
Moore, who has served as District 2 commissioner since 2018, is a licensed real estate agent and previously served as Orange County School Board District 7…
Ground breaks for $3.4M-Harmon Road extensionThe Apopka Chief
The project, which will be funded with transportation impact fees, will extend Harmon Road.
Looking for a Congregation? Graceworx Church May Be What You’re Looking ForThe Apopka Chief
When you drive down a street in Apopka and pass by a lovely church building, do you ever say to yourself: “What might their worship services…
Visit King Buffet Chinese Restaurant when you want a fast and delicious lunch or dinnerThe Apopka Chief
Schools in session! If you find yourself shuffling between a full-time job, getting your family to their extracurricular school activities, and need a fast lunch or…
Master Muffler & Brake Center knows that car maintenance is crucial to avoid breakdownsThe Apopka Chief
You’ve invested thousands of dollars in your vehicle, so you want to be sure to maintain your vehicle properly. This is not the only reason to…
Need testing for travel? Workplace Screening Intelligence is a local full-service laboratory for your testing needsThe Apopka Chief
Workplace Screening Intelligence offers drug testing and COVID-19 screening for employers, employees, and the public. Plus, they offer drug testing at over 15,000 collection sites in…
Church gives 364 visitors back-to-school supplies at summer eventThe Apopka Chief
Ministerios Getsemani Church had a community outreach where congregants supplied backpacks and school supplies for 364 visitors. Read more on page 7A.










