The call that drew plenty of criticism in the stadium and on social media came with Apopka facing a third-and-9 at its own 14-yard line.
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In November, AAA predicted more than 53.4 million people would be expected to travel. This forecast marks the highest single-year increase in travelers since 2005, bringing…
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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 2021 annual Apopka Chamber Business Awards honored leaders, businesses, and individuals for their services and dedication to the Apopka community. see photos on page 11A.
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Forever Wishes, Inc. met and even surpassed its fundraising goal benefitting local Toys for Tots and helping Central Florida children have toys under the tree this…
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Over the course of 10 nights, 150 children will participate in the 20th annual Shop With a Cop program, where Apopka police officers help youth purchase…
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Author Don Philpott’s 250th and 251st books have just been published featuring Wekiwa Springs State Park and Rock Springs Run State Reserve, and both books are free. Read…
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Bill Cowles stands with Emma Johnson (l), who planned to register to vote that day. Shown with them are Apopka High teachers Pam Speranza and Paul…
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On Wednesday, December 15, members of the Apopka High’s Student Government Association, under the leadership of President Olivia Siemoneit, delivered presents to all the pre-K and…
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Apopka-based Hope CommUnity Center has been awarded a Bank of America 2021 Neighborhood Builder Award. Each Neighborhood Builder receives $200,000 in flexible funding over two years,…
It’s homecoming time as Blue Darters face Ocala teamThe Apopka Chief
“We’ve got to play well. This is a week we’ve got to focus. It’s homecoming and a lot of distractions…” Rolson said. Read more in this…
Wekiva, Apopka have close games but different outcomesThe Apopka Chief
There were close endings for both Wekiva and Apopka last week....
Helping breast cancer researchThe Apopka Chief
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and members of the Apopka Post Office are doing their part. Find out what they’re up to on page 4A.
Chamber notes Hispanic Heritage MonthThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month. Find out where they celebrated on page 4A.
Wekiva High teacher, coach thankfulThe Apopka Chief
“I had a great doctor, who was comforting and who told me we’ll get through this together,” said Mrs. Taylor. Read more on her story on…
Gala speaker is ‘average middle-class girl’ who flew jetsThe Apopka Chief
As a retired Navy pilot, Caroline Johnson has inspired audiences. Read more about her on page 3A.
Mural honors former city commissionerThe Apopka Chief
A mural by Delia Miller was unveiled at a park. Find out more about the mural in this week’s Apopka Chief.
FBI, Crimeline offer rewards to help solve murder of Apopka girlThe Apopka Chief
Rewards totaling $15,000 are being offered for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the murder of 15-year-old…
She said ‘Yes’ to HoCoThe Apopka Chief
As friends and fellow Apopka High School students cheer, it was a double win for Katie Prevesk (back to camera). Find out what she said yes…
Mayor reiterates he had no prior knowledge of affordable housingThe Apopka Chief
Nelson also indicated to the commissioners each of them received a letter in their packet from Demings. Read more in this week’s Apopka Chief.