Trees are an important part of every community. Our streets, parks, playgrounds, and backyards are lined with trees that create a peaceful, aesthetically pleasing environment. Trees…
From my vantage point, calendar points toward footballThe Apopka Chief
The calendar may be changing from July to August, but I’ve got football season in my sights. Find out why on 6B.
There’s a snack somewhereThe Apopka Chief
A black-necked stilt (front) and a little blue heron share a water shore as hunting grounds for food recently along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive. Read…
Early, late are best times for fishin’The Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, We are almost done with July and gettin’ ready for August. Once we through August and a few days in September, we should be…
Blue Darters happy to be back together during summer workoutsThe Apopka Chief
This summer has been a little more normal as the Darters worked out not only on the field but back in the weightroom. See more on…
Mustangs begin fall football practice with new coaching staffThe Apopka Chief
Like other high school football teams around the state, the Mustangs will begin fall football practice on Monday, August 2. Find more on 1B.
Publix at Kelly Park Crossing to open August 19The Apopka Chief
The Publix supermarket being built at the southwest corner of the intersection of Kelly Park Road and Plymouth-Sorrento Road in Apopka is scheduled to open on…
Loomis Funeral Home is a third generation family owned and operated businessThe Apopka Chief
“Just the Facts.” A simple slogan that can mean so much to a family when deciding who will serve them during their time of need. Loomis…
Police take part in pedestrian/auto educationThe Apopka Chief
In an effort to educate drivers about keeping pedestrians safe, Apopka police officers spent three hours crossing Fifth Street in downtown Apopka. Read the full story…
Virginia Bankson is 103!The Apopka Chief
Virginia Bankson of Apopka celebrated her 103rd birthday. Read more on page 7A.
Apopka police get grant for new K9The Apopka Chief
The Apopka Police Department is the recipient of a grant to go toward a fourth police K9 officer that is replacing a retired K9. Read this…




















