The Apopka Chief
Company opens its doors
Bio Clean America, a new company, held a ribbon cutting on Friday, August 28… Find out more on page 10A.
Apopka organization gives to people who are in need
H.O.P.E. (Helping Our People Eat), An Apopka-based outreach organization held an event for people in need where people received hot meals, bags of food,...
Slight city tax increase very likely, but how much increase is...
The City Council will take that final vote at a public hearing on Wednesday, September 16, at 6 p.m. at City Hall. Find out...
Alligator is on the lookout
An alligator keeps an eye on things in a canal recently along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive located on the North Shore of Lake...
Fishin’ has slowed some as summer rolls on
Hello Folks,
I hope everyone had a safe and great Labor Day weekend. We did get some afternoon showers and that helped cool things down...
Looking good
A little blue heron takes time to groom itself along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive. The free, one-way, 11-mile drive is open each Friday...
Retired teacher named to FFA Hall of Fame
Smith will be one of three individuals to be inducted into the FFA Hall of Fame… Read more on 1A.
For over 20 years, Sheeler Auto Repair has been keeping families...
With the new school year here and autumn just around the corner, there will be shorter days, cooler temperatures, and more travel time on...
Blue Darters happy to be practicing even with changes
After being delayed five weeks due to COVID-19, the start of high school football practice started… Find out how practice went 1B.
City leaders skeptical about good financial news from state
State revenue forecasts called for Apopka to receive a total of nearly $8.7 million… See more on 1A.