At Associates in Dermatology we are doing our share. The situation is being very closely monitored and we, along with other health providers are following the…
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Spring and summer are typically a busy time for buying and selling homes, but the coronavirus pandemic has pushed homeowners and shoppers into new, uncharted territory.…
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Sara Trapp, granddaughter of Linda Trapp of Apopka, graduated May 9 with a master’s degree. More on page 3.
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Jamie Roberson, the city’s finance director for the past two years, said her staff was continuing to do its job while also working with MSL on…
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Changes are abounding at the nonprofit organization Apopka Pregnancy Care Center. More on page. More on 3B.
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All governmental hurdles have been cleared for the commercial development that will house a Publix supermarket just down the road from the State Road 429 interchange…
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Land was cleared this week for a 92-unit townhome development on 15-1/2 acres on the north side of Old Dixie Highway.
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Rock Springs Elementary School paraprofessionals and Notre Dame AmeriCorps volunteers recently entered a partnership to create a mural about autism that runs the length of a…
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An alligator swims in a canal along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive recently likely looking for a snack. The free 11-mile, one-way drive is open Friday…
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Clay Springs Elementary School is getting a new principal beginning in the 2020-2021 school year.
Churches find other ways to worshipThe Apopka Chief
Social distancing made well known as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic may have driven society apart, but technology continues to bond people, especially among churches.
Parade helps school faculty connect with their studentsThe Apopka Chief
To show solidarity with the community during the coronavirus pandemic, staff and faculty of Wolf Lake Elementary School held a caravan parade on Wednesday, March 25, to drive…
Cutting capital projects drives city effort to reduce spending due to COVID-19The Apopka Chief
Although city of Apopka officials have estimated that the coronavirus pandemic will ultimately cost the city about $2 million in sales tax revenue from the state…
County boat ramps are a victim of coronavirus issueThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I mentioned last week that things are changin’ and this week there is more change. I don’t know the full scope of it, but…
County mayor signs orderThe Apopka Chief
Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings signs an emergency stay-at-home order that went into effect Thursday, March 26, at 11 p.m. due to coronavirus pandemic. Read more…
Times are certainly different nowThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, My grandfather used to tell me when I was younger that things change over time. Well, as of three weeks ago, we were all…
Let Dr. Amy Davis cut through all the noise with her patient-centered, education-focused, compassionate patient careThe Apopka Chief
Amy Davis, Au.D., and her hearing care practice, Central Florida Audiology, are hidden gems in the greater Apopka and Leesburg communities. Dr. Davis is an audiologist…
AHS alum helps lead college team to state semifinalThe Apopka Chief
Apopka High graduate and former Blue Darter girls basketball player Hannah King helped lead the College of Central Florida women’s basketball team
Apopka High track team wins meet in Winter ParkThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka High School boys and girls track teams won the overall team championship of the Brian Jaeger/Elite Classic track meet held
