While still not naming it as an Amazon warehouse, renderings were received by the city this week as the 202,044 square foot warehouse that is expected…
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A Florida Department of Health-Orange County workers walks around a car Tuesday, April 28, at Apopka High School as a mobile testing site that has been…
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Hello Folks, I know there are a lot of things goin’ on in everyone’s life right now, and hopefully, we can see the light at the end of…
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Choosing a lawyer can be stressful and even a little frustrating at times, but it is an essential task that must be done with great care.…
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Calling it the Gold Seal Program, Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson has a plan that he says would allow businesses. Read more on 1A.
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The first of three new light poles at Roger Williams Field, the Apopka High School football stadium, was installed this week. See more on 1A.
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About 10 or more AdventHealth patients have received this treatment and so far the results appear to be promising... Read more on 1A.
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During an online meeting, the St. Johns River Water Management District Governing Board this week. Find out more about the meeting on 7A.
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New stop signs were installed this week on Sandpiper Street to make a four-way stop. Find out more on page 1A.
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The three new poles will match the two-year-old pole in height at 80 feet. The fourth pole will have LED lights installed to match the three…
Local students perform at festivalThe Apopka Chief
Two students from Apopka had a once-in-a-lifetime experience performing at the world’s largest arts festival this summer. Sophomore Rebecca Pennell and junior Alec Lacher were two of…
Foliage industry honoreeThe Apopka Chief
The Gene A. Batson award luncheon was held August 21 at Highland Manor in Apopka. The award is given by the Action Chapter of the Florida…
Angel Abbott helped teach others how to make a differenceThe Apopka Chief
Angel Mary Abbott, 27, was always determined to make a difference and teach people to look beyond her disability. She dreamed big and believed she could…
Lakes, rivers still on the rise as we continue to receive rainThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I hope you had a good weekend and you got a chance to do some fishin’. The fishin’ is still doin’ good in most…
Cooler weather for us is likely still a few weeks awayThe Apopka Chief
Justin Newby shows off a bass he caught in a Central Florida lake. Hello Folks, Well, it looks like summer has returned for a few days. We…
Mustangs host Jones in tough season opener for both teamsThe Apopka Chief
As far as the Wekiva Mustangs football team is concerned, the most anticipated season will finally begin tonight, Friday, August 24. Traveling to Baptiste Orthodontics Stadium,…
As expected, Wekiva uses strong defense to whip Lake BrantleyThe Apopka Chief
Since spring football practice began, head coach Rich Bedesem stressed the Wekiva Mustangs’ offense will be more polished and diverse.
Apopka graduate is engagedThe Apopka Chief
Mr. and Mrs. Errol Zazik of Coral Springs and Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Stuart Bourne of Apopka announce the engagement of their children, Alexa Zazik and…
Company breaks ground on development near Marshall LakeThe Apopka Chief
AV Homes, Inc. is making its way to Apopka for the first time as the company broke ground on a 301-unit gated neighborhood on the south…
Wolf Lake schools get help for A/CThe Apopka Chief
New pumps were installed at Wolf Lake Elementary school that will help provide better air conditioning for the school.