Growing the city of Apopka’s economic development was the topic of discussion at the Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce’s Breakfast and Learn event this month. Read…
GG Buys Houses! Win-win scenarios for buyers, sellers and your communityThe Apopka Chief
Small business owner, Glorimar Gonzalez (GG), operates out of Apopka, FL and is founder of “GG Buys Houses”. Originating out of Sterling, VA, “GG Buys Houses”…
This is the weekend to go fishing without a license, Saturday and Sunday, June 12-13The Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, In case you haven’t noticed, summer has arrived in Florida. The days are gettin’ warmer and the temps are goin’ up. We are just…
Spaces still available at Apopka High youth basketball camps.The Apopka Chief
The Apopka High School boys basketball program will once again host two, one-week camps in June for youngsters, and space is still available, Including next week.…
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10147 installs slate of officers in MayThe Apopka Chief
Read more on the Apopka VFW officers installation on page 6B.
Memorial Day PhotosThe Apopka Chief
View photos of the Memorial Day ceremony at Edgewood Cemetery on page 1B.
Park Avenue Animal Hospital is Best of Apopka winner 11th year in a rowThe Apopka Chief
Park Avenue Animal Hospital is a full-service small animal hospital, and since 2010, they have been voted best vet in Apopka in the Best of Apopka…
Baptiste Orthodontics & Dentistry for Kids welcomes Dr. Alma CorreiaThe Apopka Chief
Dr. Alma Correia is very excited to provide pediatric dental services to Apopka, Florida and its neighboring communities! As the community grows and new young families…
Bass, bluegills, shellcrackers are all bitin’ in area lakes, riversThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I hope everyone had a great Memorial Day weekend. I know the fishin’ has been good in most of the chains in our area…
Honoring our war deadThe Apopka Chief
Mayor Bryan Nelson (r) and Andy Anderson, post commander for Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10147 of Apopka team up to place a wreath to honor…
Apopka veteran, triple amputee, dies at age 73The Apopka Chief
Jim Sursely (r) and his son, Dax, loved to hunt together. Read more on Jim Sursely’s life on page 1A.




















