The Apopka Blue Darters swim teams advanced three relays teams and one individual swimmer – the most in more than 25 years – to the Region…
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The traditional practice of celebrating a just-claimed state championship was again in full swing at Boardwalk Bowl.
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In the past, when Apopka would face Boone, you could almost assuredly mark that game as a Blue Darter victory.
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Wekiva running back Terrell Weathers tries to get out of the grip of Apopka’s Trey Muldrow. See more game photos throughout section B.
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“Qualifying for the playoffs is exciting in itself,” Mustangs coach Jeremiah Schwartz said.
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Since 2008, Park Avenue Animal Hospital has been providing a wide variety of services to keep your furry, four-legged friends in the best of health. With…
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The Dream Lake Journalism Club is made up of fourth and fifth grade students. Pictured are; Back row: A. Hansen, L. Petrashek, E. Rodriguez-Laboy, and Gabriel…
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Apopka High School Principal Lyle Heinz crowd-surfs, going up and down 16 times in the Apopka student section to match Apopka’s score in the game against…
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City Commissioner Doug Bankson had his last council meeting on Wednesday, November 2, at City Hall. He is stepping down to run in the House District…
Anticipation building toward prep preseason gamesThe Apopka Chief
While we’re all still slogging through the heat and humidity of August in Central Florida, high school football teams around the state are practicing with anticipation…
Preseason football practice continues for Blue DartersThe Apopka Chief
Nearly every defensive player takes part in the gang tackle during preseason practice. See more photos on page 6B.
Apopka coach Rolson will take part in Crying Towel eventThe Apopka Chief
The ninth-annual event is hosted by Talkin’ Old School with Roger Franklin Williams radio program and will feature presentations by head coaches.
Central Florida’s hot summer months keep anglers off waterThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, Just one more month and with a little luck, we should get some cooler weather. It’s been so hot that not many folks are gettin’…
2022 Best of Apopka Readers’ Choice Awards starts August 19The Apopka Chief
Voting for the 2022 Best of Apopka Readers’ Choice Awards will begin Friday, August 19. Sponsored by The Apopka Chief and The Planter, the Best of…
Apopka author has book signingThe Apopka Chief
On July 25 and 26, Apopka author Charles Towne, 88 (left), discussed his book “Love Cares” at 24 Hour Fitness at Piedmont Plaza in Apopka. “Love…
Clinic seeks youth for pediatric migraine drug studyThe Apopka Chief
A local research clinic is seeking children and adolescent participants from now until the end of this year for a clinical research about the safety and…
Land conservation tops Moore’s list of achievementsThe Apopka Chief
Incumbent Christine Moore, from Apopka, is campaigning for her second four-year term as Orange County District 2 commissioner, running against challengers Chris Delgado, CEO of consulting…
Wheatley celebrates ‘B’ gradeThe Apopka Chief
The Phillis Wheatley Elementary School community celebrated receiving a “B” school grade from the Florida Department of Education with a special July 27 event at the…
Future road improvements involve U.S. 441, City CenterThe Apopka Chief
Mayor Bryan Nelson gave an update on several upcoming road improvements throughout the city of Apopka, including the ones at intersections, particularly along U.S. Highway 441…