A mile-long resurfacing of U.S. Highway 441 in Apopka by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will begin.
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Former City Commissioner Kyle Becker and political newcomer Lynetta Johnson will vie in a special election to replace Bankson.
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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…
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During summer conditioning sessions held at Wekiva High School players run the ball.
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There are three levels/rounds of all-star play in Florida – district, region and state. Read more on page 6B.
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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…
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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…
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Apopka Blue Darters boys basketball team are working hard in order to improve for a season that is still five months away.
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When the calendar turns to late June, all-star competition is front and center for Little Leagues across the nation.
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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…
Mayor Nelson recounts issues during State of City addressThe Apopka Chief
“I think it is important to reflect on the challenges we have faced and will continue to face during this pandemic but realize as a city…
Cool fall weather makes fishin’ even more enjoyableThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I don’t know about you, but I love the fall weather and all the holiday traditions we have durin’ this time of the year.…
Blue Darters finish in top four in boys state bowling tourneyThe Apopka Chief
Each outcome has been far more about what opponents did instead of what Apopka didn’t. Read more in this week’s Apopka Chief.
Apopka girls basketball team will go big, slow it downThe Apopka Chief
Normally, Apopka Blue Darters girls basketball coach Brittany Hardy likes her teams to move the ball up and down the court as fast as possible. Read…
Master Your Holiday Recipes with Natural Gas CookingThe Apopka Chief
The holidays are a time to enjoy togetherness with the people you love most by sharing love, joy and of course ... good food. Whether it’s…
A.O.K. Tire Mart reminds you to be prepared before hitting the roads this holidayThe Apopka Chief
Traveling for the holidays? Road trips planned to visit relatives? A mechanical once-over for your vehicle before taking to the highways could prevent breakdowns or being…
Planning a holiday vacation? Workplace Screening Intelligence offers a rapid COVID-19 Antigen test with results in 15 minutesThe Apopka Chief
The holidays are fast approaching, and perhaps you want to plan a vacation or long weekend get-away. For most families, deciding to travel during the holidays…
Wekiva football battles Winter HavenThe Apopka Chief
A third fumble was committed on the subsequent Winter Haven possession. Read more on page 4B. Pictures on 6B.
Glossy ibisThe Apopka Chief
This non-breeding adult glossy ibis was looking for a bite to eat recently on the bank of one of the canals along the Lake Apopka Wildlife…
Mayor will be speaker at monthly meeting of GOP womenThe Apopka Chief
The Northwest Orange Republican Women Federated (NORWF) will host guest speaker Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson at its monthly lunch buffet meeting. Read more on page 12A.