For at least Wednesday, January 15, the world was a little bit younger and somewhat more innocent for the Wekiva Mustangs boys basketball team. Read on…
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Wekiva High boys basketball team gets a much-needed victory
Apopka High School wrestlers having successful season
According to what was on paper when the 2019-20 season started, the Apopka Blue Darters wrestling team was rebuilding as youth and inexperience at the varsity…
College signees from Apopka High
A signing day for various athletes at Apopka High School was held in November. Read more 6C.
Fish are bitin’ in most area lakes and rivers
Hello Folks, We are well into the new year and the fishin’ has started to pick up in most of the lakes in our area. The…
Jumping for control
Myanna Garrett (3) seeks to control the opening tip for the Wekiva Mustangs girls basketball team at the start of its game over the Evans Trojans.…
Driving for two
Apopka Blue Darters girls basketball player Mary McMillan tries to get past a Windermere defender...See more on 4C.
Blue Darters have three tight games, winning two against district foes
Just 24 hours after being upset by a single point at Olympia on Tuesday, January 14, the Apopka Blue Darters boys basketball team bounced back with…
Apopka Woman’s Club carollers
The Apopka Woman’s Club Christmas Carollers have been singing for the past 3 years at local nursing homes in the Apopka area. This year they went…
Apopka Art and Foliage Festival dates are now March 28, 29
The 59th annual Apopka Art and Foliage Festival’s dates have been moved up one month, from the traditionally scheduled last weekend of April to Saturday and…
New Apopka police officer has pointy ears, wet nose
He’s got a wet nose and is only 14 months old. He weighs just 67 pounds and doesn’t even have a name yet, but, after extensive…
UF study finds FDA strategy cuts fetal exposure to harmful drug, but risks remainThe Apopka Chief
University of Florida researchers determined an FDA-approved program deters pregnant women from starting a potentially harmful immunosuppressive drug. But for women taking the drug, the program…
Journey Christian Church gives to VFWThe Apopka Chief
On behalf of Journey Christian Church, Lydia Williams, (l), presents a check to Apopka/Altamonte Springs VFW Post 10147 Commander, Andy Anderson. Learn how this church helped…
Apopka Historical Society will dedicate schoolhouse markerThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka Historical Society will hold a public dedication ceremony for the Apopka schoolhouse Florida state historical marker on Fayette Street in Edgewood-Greenwood Cemetery on Tuesday,…
Obviously having a very good timeThe Apopka Chief
Youngsters of various ages are all smiles as they take one of the rides Sunday, November 10, during the annual Fall Family Festival sponsored by the…
Zellwood welcomes DemingsThe Apopka Chief
Val Demings (r), the U.S. representative for District 10 in Congress who represents all of Northwest Orange County, sits with Max Fiscus, commander of the Armed…
Retired city employee Lorena Potter to run for City CouncilThe Apopka Chief
“I want to be a part of a City Council that can not only resolve today’s problems, but can also plan for a bright future for…
Marine vet, now Baptist preacher, speaks for Veterans DayThe Apopka Chief
Pastor David Schorejs of First Baptist Church in Apopka is a retired gunnery master sergeant who served in the Marine Corps for 24 years. Read the…
Apopka teen competes in state golf tournamentThe Apopka Chief
When she was eight years old, Apopka resident Ainsley Mann began playing and competing in golf on a serious level. Encouragement provided by her grandfather to…
Two Wekiva High athletes signThe Apopka Chief
Two of Wekiva High School’s girls basketball players signed to play college basketball on Wednesday, November 13. Read more on the students and where they signed…
Eight AHS athletes signThe Apopka Chief
Eight athletes in three different sports signed college scholarships Wednesday, November 13, at Apopka High School. Read more on the students and where they signed to…