The American School Bus Council (ASBC) selected Orange County Public Schools to launch its national Love the Bus campaign, and Rock Springs Elementary as the presentation’s…
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A 14-4 record was compiled by the Apopka Blue Darters girls soccer team for the 2019-2020 season. Read more on 1C.
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Defense has been the centerpiece of contrasting, but stories of success written by both teams this season. Learn more on 1C.
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Kobie Vazquez prepares to cross the ball for the Blue Darters in the District 7A-3 quarterfinal game against the Lake Brantley Patriots. Pictures on 6C.
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Hello Folks, Well, it got a little cool again this week and the wind was blowin’ and we had bluebird skies. All three of these conditions…
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The Blue Darters struggled on the defensive end in the first half and then on the offensive end in the second half, Find out how the…
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Tax season is approaching, and we have made replacing your annual Benefit Statement even easier. The Benefit Statement, also known as the SSA-1099 or the SSA-1042S,…
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On Friday, January 24, New Hope Missionary Baptist Church and Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce held a dedication and ribbon cutting for the new H. L.…
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ARABIAN SEA-Damage Controlman 3rd Class Cory Warmath, from Atlanta, right, and Aviation Electronics Technician Chief Stephen Huston, from Apopka, discuss the priority of casualties during a…
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Orange County Library System achieved a record-breaking one-million digital book checkout in 2019 through one of its digital reading platforms, illustrating “the relevance of libraries in…
NORWF hosts candidateThe Apopka Chief
The North Orange Republican Women, Federated (NORWF) entertained guest speaker Senator Denise Grimsley on Thursday, April 19, at the Tavern in Rock Springs Ridge, where over…
A spring formalThe Apopka Chief
Apopka Christian Academy (ACA) students attended the Spring Formal. The dance was held Saturday, April 21 and was themed “Light Up the Night”. The Spring Formal…
Festival vendor one of few to stand out with metalworkThe Apopka Chief
Of the dozens of artists and crafters that will exhibit at the 57th annual Apopka Art and Foliage Festival Saturday, April 28, and Sunday, April 29,…
Wekiva High School sings it outThe Apopka Chief
On Thursday, April 19, Wekiva High School held its annual spring concert in the school auditorium. Above, a student soloist sings while the high school choir…
Breakfast speaker will urge steadfastnessThe Apopka Chief
History is filled with individuals who changed its course for the better by going against the tides of popular opinion, often ending up alone and with…
Restaurant, auto parts store hope to open by year’s endThe Apopka Chief
City of Apopka staff members, meeting as the Development Review Committee (DRC), discussed those two proposals, along with several others, on Wednesday, April 25, as they…
Specks still bitin’, but will be moving deeper as weather warmsThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, We had another cool front come through town last weekend. After the rain and wind, we had bluebird skies on Monday, which meant…
Kidzdance summer 2018 camp enrollment is now open!The Apopka Chief
Dance every day, along with weekly theme activity pods, team game pods, field trips, and arts and crafts! KidzDance is pleased to announce Summer Camp…
Blue Darters down Mustangs in rain-delayed gamesThe Apopka Chief
When meeting last Friday, April 13, the scores were indicative of the seasons being posted by the Wekiva Mustangs and Apopka Blue Darters. By 11-1 and 12-3 scores, Apopka swept the doubleheader.
Wekiva Mustangs honor flag football senior playersThe Apopka Chief
Senior Wekiva flag football team players honored on Wednesday, April 18, prior to the squad’s 27-0 victory over Winter Park are, (l-r), Iyanna Johnson (21), Jasmine Zackery…