If a projection from the Florida League of Cities is correct, the city of Apopka could receive more than $22 million from the federal government as…
Due to beetle infestation, pine trees being cleared from Apopka’s Northwest Recreation ComplexThe Apopka Chief
A mechanical claw operator lifts several pine trees that had been cut down across the street from the Apopka Fire Department Station 5.
NAPA Auto Parts offers excellent customer service and high quality productsThe Apopka Chief
NAPA Auto Parts continues to offer the same great service and quality products at their NEW location in Apopka at 250 East 3rd Street, Suite B!…
Bluegills bitin’ real good at Lake Jesup and Lake MonroeThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I hope everyone had a great 4th of July and you and your family got to do some fishin’. There was a-lot of boatin’…
Wekiva boys basketball seeks to improve next man upThe Apopka Chief
Training taking place during the summer months has proven to be needed even more so than normal for the Wekiva Mustangs boys basketball team. Find out…
Strength trainingThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka Blue Darters football team prepares for the upcoming season through strength training and field practice. See photos on pages 4C and 5C.
Fourth of July night sky lit with fireworks displayThe Apopka Chief
The fireworks display put on by the City of Apopka in honor of the nation’s 243rd Independence Day celebration was quite an array of colors and…
Chamber event hosts Orlando Health, CareSpotThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce hosted its monthly breakfast networking event, where one of the speakers imparted tips on staying safe and healthy during the…
Marion Kidder still active at 88 yearsThe Apopka Chief
Marion Kidder will be 88 years old on August 25, but he shows no signs of slowing down especially on the tennis court. Find out what…
Church to offer rides to its Sunday serviceThe Apopka Chief
First Presbyterian Church of Apopka has launched a new transportation service with the purchase of a 14-passenger bus. Read more on the service and who will…
Female students chosen to join video game coding programThe Apopka Chief
Electronic Arts Inc. (EA) has selected 15 of the brightest female coders from local high schools in the Orlando area to learn from EA mentors this…














