State all-starsThe Apopka Chief
Jesi Mora (l) and Aubrey Evans were joined by Apopka head softball coach Mike MacWithey during the Florida Athletic Coaches Association all-star softball games played at…
Fishin’ has been good while Jim was goneThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, Well, it’s always good to be back home. Shirley and I are back from our vacation in Alaska. Our daughter gave us a cruise…
The weather may be hot but so is the basketball for Blue DartersThe Apopka Chief
Apopka Blue Darters boys basketball team are working hard in order to improve for a season that is still five months away.
Apopka Intermediate team downs Windermere to win districtThe Apopka Chief
When the calendar turns to late June, all-star competition is front and center for Little Leagues across the nation.
Workplace Screening Intelligence is a full-service laboratory for all 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…
Visit Essential Eyecare & Optical, your family eye doctor is waiting for you!The Apopka Chief
Summer brings with it fun outdoor activities like lounging on the beach or by the pool, taking vacations, and a host of outdoor sports. But as…
Veterans wave flags, meet with legislatorsThe Apopka Chief
The Florida Association of Veteran Owned Businesses met Tuesday, June 14, at the Apopka Community Center/VFW to wave flags on Flag Day (top picture) and hear,…
A look back at ‘21-’22 sports year for Apopka Blue DartersThe Apopka Chief
Members of the Apopka Blue Darters girls basketball team happily accept the district championship trophy. See more sports photos on page 1B.
Apopka man inducted into state veterans hall of fameThe Apopka Chief
Apopka resident Fred Robinson has been inducted into the Florida Department of Veterans Affairs Governor’s Hall of Fame for his work over the years. Read more…
Two new officers sworn in for Apopka Police DepartmentThe Apopka Chief
Two police officers were sworn into service for the Apopka Police Department. Apopka Police Chief Mike McKinley swore in David Hurst II and Asia Grajales.















