Not even a steady rain affected re-finding the temperament and inclination on a consistent basis.
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Wekiva vs West Orange
Daunting two-week schedule ahead for the Blue Darters
These two games will be critical to the Blue Darters’ success this season.
Lake Brantley’s team is an unconventional challenge
Patience and discipline always top the list of essentials required to win in any sport.
Edgewater Eagles known for its roster of skilled players
While the Blue Darters will certainly be concerned about the Eagles, Rolson said the team put in a lot of work to improve.
Keeping your trees healthy will help protect them and your home from damage during storms
Throughout the past summer months, when you were outside, you may have noticed that your trees need a trim. Trees are wonderful to have on your…
The Nauti Lobstah is a perfect place for lunch or sharing a great dinner with family and friends
Congratulations to The Nauti Lobstah! They were recently voted one of the top three Seafood Restaurants in Orlando Weekly’s “2022 Best of Orlando” issue! They were…
Apopka firefighters honor the fallen in three 9/11 events
AFD members join local and firefighters from across the state to scale 110 flights of stairs.
Final city budget passes, has $ for 18 new firefighters
In two separate votes, the Apopka City Council unanimously finalized the fiscal year 2023 millage rate.
Never forget
Apopka Police Chief Michael McKinley rings a bell in honor of the victims of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Apopka Police department swears in three new officers
Pictured are James “Jim” Frey, Casey Gibson, and Brian Vazquez LeBron taking their oaths.
Foliage Sertoma eventsThe Apopka Chief
Foliage Sertoma Club of Apopka inducted new members at its meeting. See more event photos on page 10A.
History of early Apopkan William Delk toldThe Apopka Chief
Willam Delk, a plantation owner from Georgia, settled at Rock Springs in or around 1850s with his 19 or 20 slaves seeking a landscape with opportunities.…
Local groups honor 13 with scholarshipsThe Apopka Chief
Katelyn Prevesk of Apopka High was one of the recipients of the Apopka Rotary Scholarships. read more about ZAPT Elite’s (Zellwood, Apopka, Plymouth, Tangerine) 52nd annual…
Optical Eyeland provides important tips to help ensure you have an eye-healthy summerThe Apopka Chief
Now that summer has arrived, and many Floridians have fully come out of the Covid hibernation, it’s tempting to make up for lost time, and go…
Apopkan wins gold medal in U.S. Special OlympicsThe Apopka Chief
An Apopka resident (Karlos Mancilla) won a gold medal in equestrian in the Special Olympics that was held in Central Florida in early June.
Resurfacing on U.S. 441 beginsThe Apopka Chief
A mile-long resurfacing of U.S. Highway 441 in Apopka by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will begin.
Political races set for City Council, county, statewide electionsThe Apopka Chief
Former City Commissioner Kyle Becker and political newcomer Lynetta Johnson will vie in a special election to replace Bankson.
Why did the turtle cross the road?The Apopka Chief
A large Florida softshell turtle takes a quick look around while crossing one of the roads on the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive. The 11-mile, one-way drive…
Mustangs hold summer conditioningThe Apopka Chief
During summer conditioning sessions held at Wekiva High School players run the ball.
Apopka Little League teams getting ready for actionThe Apopka Chief
There are three levels/rounds of all-star play in Florida – district, region and state. Read more on page 6B.