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Baked Brown Bread pairs well with Boston Baked Beans

From our friends at Northside Baptist Church, we have Broccoli Casserole from Louise Ustler. It looks pretty simple and quick. Dell’s Corn Casserole comes...

Wekiva’s Butts lands 9A state coach of year award

History repeating itself is exactly what the Wekiva Mustangs girls basketball team wanted when the recent season ended. Read more...

AHS grad receives scholarship for her passion for education

Florida Gulf Coast University student Hope Hanson, an Apopka High School graduate, has been named a Nancy Larson Foundation Scholar. Find out how much...

Ancient sport of falconry is feature at Spring Affaire Renaissance Day

The Avian Reconditioning Center is hosting its annual Spring Affaire Renaissance Day. Guests can have an up-close and personal experience with ARC’s falcons, hawks...

AdventHealth opening two new offices on old hospital campus

AdventHealth continues to expand its roster of services, this time with two new practices – a primary care practice that and a pediatrics practice.

Apopka artist wins award for drawing

Women in the Arts gave Apopka artist Ingrid Aguero an award for her artwork as well as featuring her winning drawing in an exhibit...

City commissioner visits Israel to discuss economic growth

In Israel, Commissioner Doug Bankson connected with several key figures such as Eli Cohen, Minister of Economic Development and Industry. Read more on what...

Former Blue Darters baseball coach will be honored

Apopka Blue Darter baseball and the community of Apopka will honor college baseball legend Pete Dunn with a special “Pete Dunn Night” at Jay...

Blue Darters hovering about .500 early in baseball season

The Apopka Blue Darters split their first two games in the Tate Aggie Classic in Pensacola, keeping the team’s overall record even at 4-4.

Access for visually impaired to city’s website could cost Apopka thousands

The city of Apopka could be on the hook for thousands of dollars in expense to update all the documents on the city’s website...