If left untreated, chronic foot or ankle problems often cause increasing discomfort and permanent problems. That’s why it’s important to seek treatment from an experienced foot…
Developer has big plans for ErrolThe Apopka Chief
A father-and-son duo out of Celebration in Osceola County have taken over control of Apopka Golf and Tennis at Errol Estate, and if their plans come…
Apopka volleyball versus West OrangeThe Apopka Chief
With an overall record of 10-6, the Apopka Blue Darters girls volleyball team heads into the last third of the 2016 regular season. “We played well at…
Blue Darters meet Mustangs for a swimThe Apopka Chief
The latest installment of the geographically based rivalry between the Apopka community’s two high schools, what the programs refer to as “the duel in the pool,” …
School board honors WHS teacher for reading initiativeThe Apopka Chief
As summer 2016 approached, Orange County Public Schools launched its OCPS Reads Initiative, a program developed to encourage students to read over the summer. Jami-Leigh Bartschi,…
Singing for peaceThe Apopka Chief
More than 100 members of the Apopka High School Blue Darter Chorus participated in the “A Voice 4 Peace” which is a worldwide awareness project to…
Walk with EaseThe Apopka Chief
Fifteen participants at three city locations walked on the first day of the Walk with Ease program offered by the Arthritis Foundation.
Apopkan lands college soccer honorThe Apopka Chief
Apopka’s Rachel Lemay, a Covenant College sophomore, was named the USA South Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week.
Director is familiar face in cityThe Apopka Chief
Only six months after hiring a new community development director, the city administration will replace the current one, Mark Reggentin, who will soon depart the city of…
Wekiva football versus Timber Creek WolvesThe Apopka Chief
In what was supposed to be a match-up between teams whose mode of winning is controlling the clock through the rush, the outcome was decided by…
Military families visit bird rehabilitation centerThe Apopka Chief
The Avian Reconditioning Center (ARC) invited several Wounded Warrior Project families to the facility, where they saw the birds housed there, had photographs taken with ARC’s eagles and enjoyed lunch.




















