Close scores have been the way of the world for the Apopka High baseball team.
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Essential Eyecare & Optical knows your eyesight is one of your most important senses: 80% of what we perceive comes through our sense of sight. Many people might…
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Have you ever had a moment while looking at your insurance policy or shopping for insurance, when you thought, “Do I really need it?” Insurance can…
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Pamela J. Scully, president of Randall Insurance Group, was the keynote speaker at Breakfast & Learn on March 22 at the VFW/Apopka Community Center in Apopka. The…
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Erich R. Marzolf, director of the Division of Water and Land Resources for the St. Johns River Water Management District, was invited to speak to the…
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Mayor Bryan Nelson (with large ceremonial scissors) along with Cate Manley, president and CEO of the Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce, (behind scissors) along with other…
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The Museum of the Apopkans is participating with a number of businesses and other organizations in the community as a part of the Read Around Apopka…
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Lt. Jerold Maynard, public education officer for the Apopka Fire Department (center) won the 2022 Safety Educator Award Thursday, March 24, in the fifth annual Community…
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Hope CommUnity Center (HCC) has welcomed as its new executive director Felipe Sousa-Lazaballet. Read more on page 5A.
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Mullinax Ford of Apopka will more than double the number of service bays it has as well as double its capacity for vehicle parts with an…
Apopka softball team looking to complete unfinished businessThe Apopka Chief
The Blue Darters will go about finishing that business with a strong defense that is anchored by a team that returns nearly every player from last…
Darters down Oak Ridge to win districtThe Apopka Chief
A three-pointer by Apopka’s Michaela Moss with about two minutes left in the first quarter gave the Blue Darters a lead they would never relinquish.
Darters wait for regional seedingThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka Blue Darters boys basketball team won its first game of the District 7A-4 tournament, but then fell in the second contest and now awaits…
Wekiva girls claim another district titleThe Apopka Chief
The unfinished business of losing in the 2020 and 2021 state championship final has been the driving force this season for the Wekiva Mustangs girls basketball…
Central Florida Audiology: ‘Hear’ for All Your Listening NeedsThe Apopka Chief
Dr. Davis is an audiologist — think of her as a hearing doctor — who’s passionate about helping people connect with loved ones and hear music…
Immigrant groups criticize state repThe Apopka Chief
Group representatives said the misinformation spread among the public was a political ploy to score votes. Read more on page 10A.
Woman’s reading program using literacy as an empowerment program for girlsThe Apopka Chief
Lindsey Franxman is sharing her love of stories with young girls and empowering them through HerSTORY. Franxman launched the initiative last September as Miss Horizon West…
Man pulls two Apopka people from their burning houseThe Apopka Chief
Mike West was looking forward to a lazy Sunday afternoon with a nice nap but that idea was interrupted when he helped a couple escape a…
Light freeze hits areaThe Apopka Chief
The first freeze in four years hit Apopka and much of Central Florida Sunday, January 30, as temperatures dropped to 28 degrees at the University of…
City Center groundbreakingThe Apopka Chief
City of Apopka officials, including all members of the City Council, joined representatives of development group Taurus Southern Investments, and others on Thursday, February 3, to…