A great egret with breeding plumage sits by itself on a clump of vegetation along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive on the North Shore of Lake…
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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…
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The miracle and beauty of the sun can be quickly forgotten when you are temporarily blinded by its glare. Having a bright shaft of sunlight hit…
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Since 2016, the American Public Gas Association (APGA) and natural gas utilities across the nation – including Lake Apopka Natural Gas District (LANGD) – have recognized…
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At King Buffet Chinese Restaurant, you will always find an abundant variety of fresh and delicious foods. You will also find their service to be top-notch…
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The seniors who make up the top five percent of the Wekiva High School Class of 2022 are shown with Principal Dr. Tamara Baker-Drayton. They are,…
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“The weather during the first couple of days was an obvious problem,” said Chris DeClue, past president of Apopka Rotary. Read more on page 11A.
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Police Chief Mike McKinley swore in the new officers, wishing them success and safety throughout their careers. The three new APD officers are Jomar Perez, Hunter…
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Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in late February, a Ukrainian mother and her two sons have found refuge in Apopka with a host family.
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An idea of helping feed Ukrainian refugees grew from an idea to reality in less than two weeks through the City of Destiny Church in Apopka.
Police chief talks about improvements needed for Golden Gem Rd.The Apopka Chief
There are several hot spots for development in Apopka but none of them are hotter than along Golden Gem Road. Read more on page 3A.
A national champThe Apopka Chief
Apopka High graduate Jalen Carter (88) blocks a field goal attempt to help his Georgia Bulldogs defeat the Alabama Crimson Tide Monday, January 10, in the…
Summer months were very busy in Apopka last yearThe Apopka Chief
Donald Scott, a 2010 graduate of Apopka High School, qualified for the Tokyo Olympics with a second-place finish in the U.S. Olympic Trials.
Work begins on improvement to entrance of Wekiwa Sp. State ParkThe Apopka Chief
The improvement project has begun this week on the entrance to Wekiwa Springs State Park, which will mitigate traffic conditions and make park accessibility a smoother…
Weather causes many to miss fishin’ but it’s been up and down for mostThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I hope you are havin’ a good start to the New Year. There have been a lot of folks gettin’ sick, includin’ my family and others.…
Apopka boys basketball has something specialThe Apopka Chief
We’re in the thick of basketball season and the Apopka Blue Darters boys basketball team may be turning this season into something special. Read more on…
Soaking it all inThe Apopka Chief
Former Apopka Blue Darter football player Jalen Carter enjoys a victory cigar while reading an early edition of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution about the Georgia Bulldogs’ 33-18…
Calling for the ballThe Apopka Chief
Amya Patterson (11) posts up down low for the Apopka Blue Darters girls basketball team Thursday, January 6, in a game against the Oak Ridge Pioneers.…
Malachi Hampton’s return from injury helps raise play of Wekiva MustangsThe Apopka Chief
An injury to the hand and subsequent surgery sidelined Hampton for seven contests.
Blue Darters rival Lake BrantleyThe Apopka Chief
In a spirited game at Lake Brantley High, the Blue Darters got a career-high 19 points from junior forward Philip Tepper.