The Apopka Blue Darters boys basketball team participated in the Jim Haley Invitational tournament in Ocala prior to Christmas.
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If your current roof is the root of your headache and maybe even a long list of costly home repairs, it might be time to consider…
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It was a tale of two halves for the Apopka Blue Darters girls basketball team, but the second half was good.
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Last week, the first FHSAA rankings of the season for girls basketball teams were released.
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The Apopka Fire Department made toy deliveries to Loaves & Fishes, the Apopka-based Christian social service agency, on two separate dates, December 14 and December 17.…
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The Masons of Orange Lodge No. 36 F&AM donated $200 to the Apopka Police Department Shop with a Cop program. This has become a yearly recurring…
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Gospel Centered Church of Apopka provided Christmas gifts for more than 30 children of Rock Springs Elementary School. The church meets on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.…
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The Foliage Sertoma Club of Apopka, which organizes the Apopka Christmas Parade, gave its annual parade awards December 15 at the Apopka City Council meeting. Shown…
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Apopka is blessed with an abundance of options when it comes to churches. There is an array of congregations large and small, long-established and fledgling, denominationally…
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Apopka senior offensive lineman Dyson Hurlburt (l) offers comfort to teammate Kavion Nichols Saturday, December 18, following the Apopka Blue Darters’ game against the Venice Indians…
Darters roll as expected, Mustangs fight hard in lossThe Apopka Chief
Last week as expected, the Apopka Blue Darters had a relatively easy contest against Ocala West Port while the Mustangs faced off against one of the…
Ukrainian church welcomes new pastorThe Apopka Chief
St. Mary Protectress Ukrainian Catholic Church has welcomed Fr. Roman Kuzminsky and his family to minister in Apopka and the greater Orlando Ukrainian community.
Homecoming is a good time for Apopka High School studentsThe Apopka Chief
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Wekiva battles Edgewater during second halfThe Apopka Chief
At halftime, the score was 7-7. The Wekiva Mustangs had presented the Edgewater Eagles with perhaps the biggest challenge of the season. Read more in this…
Helping cancer researchThe Apopka Chief
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and members of the Apopka Post Office are doing their part. For more info see page 8A.
Attorneys tell of their experiences and hiring a lawyerThe Apopka Chief
A panel of attorneys discussed topics at this month’s Breakfast and Learn forum, moderated by Alan Byrd of Alan Byrd and Associates. See page 13A.
Community trust gala set for NovemberThe Apopka Chief
Keynote speaker Caroline Johnson will use her stories from her days as a pilot to inspire audiences. Read more on page 3A.
Newspapers’ jill-of-all trades diesThe Apopka Chief
Neoma DeGard Knox started as a freelance news stringer for the newspapers in the mid-1960s. Read more about her in this weeks Apopka Chief.
Go the Extra Mile with Natural Gas VehiclesThe Apopka Chief
Since the invention of the first motor vehicle in the late 1800s, gasoline has dominated the automobile industry as the method of choice to power cars…
Blue Darters host Lake Brantley in Thursday contest next weekThe Apopka Chief
Rolson said he’s expecting the Patriots to throw in some wrinkles in their triple-option offense they’ve run for decades. Read more in this week’s Apopka Chief.