As is supposed to happen, the Dave Powers Crying Towel Invitational was full of high school football coaches lamenting their team’s chances for the upcoming season.
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Head coach Jeremiah Schwartz demonstrates a handoff to a running back during practice. See more photos on page 1C.
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August 26, 2022 MINNIE BELLE CAMPBELL, 95, Apopka, died Friday, August 19. She was born in Spout Springs, Virginia. She was an original employee of Liggett…
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After reviewing program updates and confirming the needs for the 2022 Best of Apopka Reader’s Choice Awards, The Apopka Chief will be postponing this event due…
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As you prepare your kids to head to school this fall, remember to consider their eye care needs. Approximately 25 percent of all school-age children have…
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Police are searching for a missing Apopka man, Elder Mazariegos, who was last seen on Monday, August 8, at his home. Read more on page 8A.
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Apopka resident Natalie Carpio is one of thousands of students across the region that have participated in CareerSource Central Florida’s Summer Youth Program. Read more on…
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In a 90-minute forum, Apopka City Council Seat 3 candidates Lynetta Johnson and Kyle Becker addressed questions broached to them including their goals if elected.
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With a ribbon cutting and remarks from elected officials, the community celebrated the opening of Magnolia Park’s new amenities.
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Kelly Park School has a maximum capacity of about 1,200 students and would relieve overcapacity.
Call Tuffy Tire & Auto Service Centers, they’ll exceed your automotive repair expectationsThe Apopka Chief
Tuffy Auto Service Centers in Apopka is committed to treating their customers with honesty, respect, and professionalism. Their philosophy is to provide quality parts and service…
Kids, cops fish together in Cops & BobbersThe Apopka Chief
Officers from the Apopka Police Department volunteered their time to help mentor local youth by taking them fishing. Read more on page 6A.
City Council moving along with new stormwater ratesThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka City Council voted unanimously to authorize moving forward with adopting the 2023 proposed stormwater assessment rates. Read more on page 5A.
Local groups hold mental health fairThe Apopka Chief
Last weekend’s Family Mental Health and Wellness Fair sought to make a wide array of mental health resources and support available to the public. Read more…
New grocery store opensThe Apopka Chief
The Sprouts Farmers Market will open with a ribbon cutting being held just prior to 7 a.m. The store is in Wekiva Riverwalk shopping plaza at…
Retirement time for me is just around the cornerThe Apopka Chief
After a little more than 44 years, it’s time for me to step aside and mosey on into retirement from this career position as editor of…
He kept his coat on, but Tom Terry talks about hurricane seasonThe Apopka Chief
Terry recalled the year 2004, which had an intense hurricane season.
Meeting decorum ordinance fails to pass in 2-2 voteThe Apopka Chief
Commissioner Nesta, questioned the need for the ordinance when it was first presented.
For Wekiva, spring football practice continues to improveThe Apopka Chief
The Mustangs run through a series of skills drills during practice on Monday. See more photos on page 3B.
Use a rainsuit, but go fishin’The Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I hope you are havin’ a great week and you are lookin’ forward to the weekend. They are callin’ for a little wet stuff…