Commander Cassie A. Kitchen received the Chief Trial Judge’s Gavel from retiring Captain Christine N. Cutter.
Wekiva High football team enjoys open dateThe Apopka Chief
“We are just beginning to play our best football,” Wekiva coach Kenard Lang said. "There is a purpose to what we are doing and it revolves…
Olympia comes calling for first time as non-district opponentThe Apopka Chief
This year, for the first time, the Blue Darters will play the Titans in a non-district outing. Read what's expected for the Darters in this preview…
Darters face West Orange in first ditrict gameThe Apopka Chief
Apopka’s Demetri Burch is upended during game against West Orange. Burch led Apopka with 104 yards on 25 carries. Read the outcome of this game on…
Mustangs vs. Evans District 8A-4 openerThe Apopka Chief
Carneilous Dennison finds plenty of running room for Wekiva during the Mustangs’ game against the Evans Trojans. Read more on this game on page 1C.
Ty Darlington featured in Big 12 showcase Ty Darlington featured in Big 12 showcaseThe Apopka Chief
“Big 12 Champions for Life,” a new initiative of the Big 12 Conference, highlights the personal successes of its student-athletes and underscores the positive impact of…
AHS robotics classes creates robotic handsThe Apopka Chief
Apopka High School advanced robotics classes partnered with Northrop Grumman Laser Systems to build 3D printed robotic hands. Find out what will happen to the robot…
Darter swimming teams compete against EaglesThe Apopka Chief
Pictured is Jared Whalen, a senior captain for the Apopka Blue Darters boys swim team. The Apopka boys swimming team and girls swim team both competed…
Business owners have their say at 5th and last forumThe Apopka Chief
Businesses owners and organization representatives attended Visioning Apopka’s business forum to learn about the city’s economic trends in the last few decades and address what may…
City shows breast cancer awareness support with vehicleThe Apopka Chief
The Apopka Police Department is joining the cause for breast cancer awareness with a special police vehicle decked out in pink and black.
School ratings program will begin at two schools in Nov.The Apopka Chief
This fall, the city is implementing a program with the goal that every school in the community will receive an “A” rating from the Florida Department of Education.





















