The Apopka Blue Darters boys wrestling team placed in the Metro Conference West Division championship for the second year in a row. Read more on the…
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The Planning Commission meets once a month on every second Tuesday at Apopka City Hall on East Main Street. See details on page 3A.
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The Northwest Orange Republican Women Federated will host the assistant vice president of legal affairs at Liberty Counsel, Roger Gannam, as the guest speaker.
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The Apopka Blue Darters girls wrestling team finished fourth out of 28 schools at a tournament held in January at Lyman High School.
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Even though he’s falling, Apopka’s John Latimer III keeps his eyes up as he shoots the ball. Read this story on page 1B.
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A great white heron keeps an eye on a potential meal on the banks of a canal along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive. Page 1A.
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The Wekiva Mustangs girls basketball team remains among the handful of teams through which the road to district championships will travel. Read this story on page…
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A two-season streak of failing to advance during district championship tournaments was snapped by the Wekiva Mustangs boys basketball team. Read more on page 1B.
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Hello Folks, I can’t believe that as I’m writtin’ my article for this week, it’s 85 degrees outside. Some nice warm weather rolled into town and it’s…
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If you think you need to get tested for COVID-19, there are many available testing sites. There are academic, commercial, and private laboratories that conduct COVID-19…
Mustangs win twice in Metro early-season basketballThe Apopka Chief
And the result was a what-doesn’t-kill-makes-you-stronger season that was suffered by the Mustangs while progressing through the process of moving away from being an inexperienced team.…
Blue Darters face West Orange in playoff contestThe Apopka Chief
The Blue Darters’ two touchdowns came on their first two possessions as Apopka drove 70 yards and 41 yards for the scores. Read the outcome of…
There’s no good reason for fights to occur after gamesThe Apopka Chief
It’s just not something that can ever occur, or we’ll soon have no games to attend, pandemic or not. Read more on page 5B.
One Christmas Eve is a modern-day love story about three couples in different stages of their livesThe Apopka Chief
Local author Lisa McClung has always enjoyed Christmas movies. She wanted to write a story that incorporated a Christmas theme that included both romance and Christianity.…
Fire department ended fiscal year with unexpected revenueThe Apopka Chief
Apopka Fire Chief Sean Wylam presented his department’s fiscal outlook at the Apopka City Council’s November 18 meeting at City Hall. Read the full story on page 1A.
Wildlife driveThe Apopka Chief
A great blue heron seems to be hiding behind some vegetation along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive. Read more on page 1A.
Church begins unique new ministry to feed those in needThe Apopka Chief
A new ministry that focuses on distributing fresh vegetables and organic fish from a local aquaponics farm will hold a ribbon cutting next week. Living Waters…
There’s still time to request mail ballots for city runoffThe Apopka Chief
Apopka voters can still request a mail ballot for the December 8 runoff election. Get more information on page 1A.
Apopka High School robotics teams host several other schoolsThe Apopka Chief
Apopka High School recently hosted the first in-person VEX Robotics event held in Florida since March. Read this story on page 4A.
Put your Thanksgiving leftovers to good use with these ideasThe Apopka Chief
Here are some delicious and waste-conscious ways to put Thanksgiving or other holiday meal leftovers to use. See the Holiday Guide on pages 6A and 7A.