A mural by Delia Miller was unveiled at a park. Find out more about the mural in this week’s Apopka Chief.
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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…
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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…
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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.
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Hello Folks, I hope everyone is havin’ a great week and you are gettin’ ready to do some fishin’. We have some rain comin’ into town…
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Anzaldo Septic Services owner and operator, Jeffrey Anzaldo has built an impeccable reputation in their industry serving the residents and businesses in the Apopka area for…
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It was good to see Wekiva get its victory over Ridge Community from Davenport. Read more of JP's observations on 4B.
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Head coach Jeff Rolson is still looking for improvement from his team. Find out who won this contest in this week’s Apopka Chief.
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swimmers dive into the pool for the 50-meter freestyle race . Find out who won in this week’s Apopka Chief.
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The contest against Ridge Community was the fourth in which Wekiva took a two-touchdown lead. Find out if Davenport Ridge Community caught up to the Mustangs.…
Lake Apopka Natural Gas District Do Your Part – Call 811 Before You DigThe Apopka Chief
With more time spent at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, many residents have taken advantage of their free time during the last year by focusing on…
Apopkan graduates from academyThe Apopka Chief
Frederick Carter of Apopka graduated in June from the Florida Leadership Academy’s 48th class in Sanford. Read more on his achievements on page 11A.
Storm clouds rolling inThe Apopka Chief
Apopkan Bob Elmquist took this picture from his backyard on an Apopka lake, showing storm clouds rolling in. Such scenes are very common in summer in…
Visit Essential Eyecare & Optical, your family eye doctor is waiting for you!The Apopka Chief
Eyecare is extremely important for people of all ages. As many know, summer vacation will soon be ending for school age children. Getting an eye exam…
Uniforms office ribbon cutThe Apopka Chief
A ribbon cutting was held by the Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce in July for Uniforms 4 U. Read more on page 14A.
Darters participate in media day for high school teamsThe Apopka Chief
In a first for Central Florida, a media day was organized for high school football teams by Varsity Sports Network, which livestreams high school sporting events…
Ribbon cut for medical officeThe Apopka Chief
A ribbon cutting for Aegis Medical Group was held in July. Read more on page 14A.
Voting begins in August for Readers’ Choice AwardsThe Apopka Chief
Voting for the 2021 Best of Apopka Readers’ Choice Awards will begin Monday, August 16. Sponsored by The Apopka Chief and The Planter, the Best of…
Apopka High grad in Tokyo for Olympic triple jumpThe Apopka Chief
Donald Scott, a 2010 AHS graduate, is scheduled to begin his triple jump competition in the Tokyo Olympics on Tuesday. Read more on 1B.
Apopkans compete in barrel racing championshipsThe Apopka Chief
Riders compete throughout the year to earn points in order to qualify for the finals. Photos on 3B.