The Apopka Chief
Pete Vergos continues his bowling success in college
With two seasons of collegiate competition now under the belt, Vergos is putting together the same kind of career at the college level. Discover...
Apopka High sports facilities get summer makeover
The floor of Joe A. Sterling Gymnasium at Apopka High School has been repainted and resurfaced ahead of the 2019-2020 school year that begins...
Try Betty Nunn’s fig preserves and much more from What’s Cookin’?
From our dear friend, Susan, who gave us a copy of her family’s book of recipes and family lore, we have her sister’s Gourmet...
Guide dogs will benefit from car show
Not only is the Classic Car Show a gathering for car lovers and owners alike, but it also presents an opportunity to raise donations...
Apopka’s splash pad averages 100 visitors every day
The current splash pad season kicked off April 6 and kept a weekend-only schedule until June 1, when the water playground’s availability expanded to...
Band camp isn’t all work, it’s fun
“The most fun about band camp is the battle of the sections. Every day during band camp, there is a mini game. Read more...
Author says innovative test proves guilt of JFK’s killer
A former Orange County sheriff’s deputy who served the Apopka area has published a book using new evidence that the author says confirms Lee...
Confidential health information uploaded by defendant in city’s lawsuit
Hundreds of pages of confidential health information about people who used the Apopka Fire Department’s emergency medical services were uploaded to the Orange County...
Rock Springs Elementary School jumps to an A grade
Only one Apopka-area school’s state-issued grade changed from the previous year as Rock Springs Elementary jumped two letter grades from a C to an...
City Council plans three budget workshops July 29-31
The Apopka City Council will hold a scheduled eight hours of budget workshops over three straight days, and then will set the proposed property...