Three more warehouses plannedThe Apopka Chief
Trammell Crow Company, the largest commercial real estate developer in the United States has its eye on Apopka.
City now hosting Wewa campsThe Apopka Chief
Last week, the city of Apopka opened Camp Wewa’s first summer day camp since the city acquired the property.
Proper Planning for your future may be easier after you speak with Attorney Patrick SmithThe Apopka Chief
Attorney Patrick Smith, ESQ., helps individuals, families, and corporations plan and prepare for the many unexpected changes that life can bring. Every client is important to him. He…
Mottled ducks modelingThe Apopka Chief
A pair of mottled ducks stand on the edge of a road along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive last week. The entrance to the free, 11-mile,…
Wheatley Elementary moves from ‘D’ grade to a ‘C’The Apopka Chief
For the first time in at least three years, Phillis Wheatley Elementary School achieved a school grade from the Florida Department of Education (FDOE) that was…
Panfish are slow, but bass are bitin’ wellThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I hope everyone had a great long weekend. I know lots of folks went boatin’ and some folks even went fishin’. The panfishin’ has…
Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive scenesThe Apopka Chief
In the photograph at the right, an alligator rests on a canal bank along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive, while in the photo at the left,…
Community band, jazz band give first concert after forming in MarchThe Apopka Chief
The first concert of the 55-member volunteer community symphonic band and 16-member volunteer community jazz band took place before a crowd of 150 attendees. Read more…
Helping feed othersThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka Elementary School Honor Society collected money from the car line and purchased more than 400 boxes of macaroni and cheese. On May 19, Loaves…
Apopkans note 50th anniversaryThe Apopka Chief
Ron and Pam Welker of Apopka will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Read more on page 3A.
















