For more Little League photos, see page 3B.
Softball, baseball signeesThe Apopka Chief
Aubrey Evans (seated, left) and Jacob Pino (seated, right) signed college scholarships to play softball and baseball, respectively, on November 10.
Blue Darters girls soccer VS OcoeeThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka Blue Darters girls soccer team opened its regular season Tuesday, November 16, against Ocoee.
Apopka High boys basketball team play first preseason gameThe Apopka Chief
The contest was played at Wekiva High as part of a preseason two-night doubleheader featuring both the Blue Darters and the Mustangs along with Pine Ridge…
Apopka High will host three-day basketball event next weekThe Apopka Chief
After having missed the 2020-2021 season due to the pandemic, the Metro vs. Florida Challenge is back on at Apopka High School during Thanksgiving week, but…
Darters have first playoff opponentThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka offense got cranked up in the second half after scoring just once during the first two quarters.
Optical Eyeland is opening eyes to great savings during their 35th anniversaryThe Apopka Chief
Optical Eyeland’s vision has always been your vision. For thirty-five years, they’ve been building their business the old fashioned way – keeping customer service their #1…
Methodist church ladies plan annual Christmas bazaarThe Apopka Chief
The First United Methodist Church Apopka Ladies are busy putting the final touches to all the creative handmade items to be sold at the annual Christmas…
Firefighters’ union endorses BeckerThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka Professional Firefighters Association, Local 5293, has endorsed City Commissioner Kyle Becker in the race for Apopka mayor. See page 3A.
Honoring veteransThe Apopka Chief
Lou Boria, a World War II veteran, speaks Thursday, November 11, during a Veterans Day ceremony held at Kit Land Nelson Park and sponsored by the…
Fall Family Festival is under way nowThe Apopka Chief
The seventh annual edition of the Fall Family Festival is under way and will continue through Sunday, November 14. Read more in this week’s Apopka Chief.





















