Dr. LaToya Hicks, an Apopka High School graduate currently residing in Atlanta, Ga., will host a signing event for her book “Life Ain’t Been No Crystal…
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On Wednesday April 25, Wekiva High School went on a field trip to the Kennedy Space Center on Merritt Island.
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Apopka City Hall participates in the Victim Service Center’s “Denim Day” on Wednesday, April 25, to raise awareness about sexual assault and to show support for…
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After 27 years working for the Apopka Police Department (APD), Shari Major, 57, celebrated with a retirement party on Friday, April 27 at the APD building,…
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A Wekiva High School sophomore has been accepted and will be spending part of her summer on a Service, Hike, and Homestay Outward Bound educational program…
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Representatives of Camp Thunderbird, located at 909 E. Welch Rd., Apopka, announced this week that there are still open spots at several of its 2018 camp…
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Children enjoy being read to at Cookies ‘n’ Milk with a Cop which was held Saturday, April 21 at the North Orange Library Branch in Apopka.…
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A GoFundMe account has been started to help pay for the medical expenses of Michelle King of Apopka, who had to be sent by helicopter to…
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Quick Mart had its ribbon cutting event on Friday, April 27, at its location 2685 E. Semoran Blvd., Apopka. Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce ambassadors and…
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Using examples of historical figures and biblical personalities to illustrate the principle of standing alone, John Stemberger addressed a packed ballroom of community members, elected officials,…
Wekiva High students take part in walkoutThe Apopka Chief
WHS joined several schools throughout the Orange County Public Schools district and the nation in the March 14 commemoration, which set aside 17 minutes out of…
Fair weathers weekend just fineThe Apopka Chief
As the 17th annual Apopka Fair progressed, the backdrop provided by the spring weather only got better.
Legislature gives city $1 million for new roadThe Apopka Chief
Florida legislators approved a statewide budget on Sunday, March 11, that includes $1 million in funding for the city of Apopka’s proposed Harmon Road extension.
Specks and bass are plentiful in area lakes and riversThe Apopka Chief
Hello Folks, I missed y’all last week due to a computer glitch. I’m usin’ my grandson’s laptop to write my article this week. Well, the fishin’…
Nelson’s Insurance Services can help with your personal or commercial insuranceThe Apopka Chief
At Nelson’s Insurance Services, they understand the needs of the community for affordable insurance with great customer service. Bryan Nelson, the owner and president of Nelson’s…
1st Performance Automotive is dedicated to perfection and will beat other estimatesThe Apopka Chief
Since opening in 2009, 1st Performance Automotive has been providing quality, affordable repairs. They have received many positive comments such as “The owner is very accommodating…
Wekiva High Special Olympians participate in track meetThe Apopka Chief
Representing Wekiva High School at the Special Olympia track and field competition on February 24 at Lake Highland Prep in Orlando were, (l-r), Joshua Alonso, Dominick…
Blue Darters play three over the weekThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka Blue Darters baseball play three games this past week, play Lake Brantley in the first District 9A-3 contest of the season for both teams.
Apopka High wrestlers set new program standardsThe Apopka Chief
A host of new standards were set by the Apopka Blue Darters wrestling team during the 2017-18 season.
Apopka High boys lacrosse continuing to improveThe Apopka Chief
A new season greeted the Apopka Blue Darters boys lacrosse team with a change at the top