Thirty-eight participants collected numerous bags of litter on National Public Lands Day, at Wekiwa Springs State Park. Read more on the National Public Lands Day on…
Endodontist cuts ribbonThe Apopka Chief
See a photo from the recent ribbon cutting of Apopka Endodontics on page 1B.
The sound of music fills the airThe Apopka Chief
The AHS band members are in full swing as they begin practice for the upcoming school year.
Former Green Beret joins non-profit’s board of directorsThe Apopka Chief
Former Green Beret and Apopka-based business leader Bob E. Parsons III is joining the Green Beret Foundation’s Board of Directors. Find out more about Parsons on…
Miss Apopka reflects on competing for Miss FloridaThe Apopka Chief
Find out how Miss Apopka, Sarah Davis did in this years Miss Florida pageants, and her thoughts as her reign as Miss Apopka comes to a…
Cancer survivor publishes gratitude journal as book of hope and healingThe Apopka Chief
Read the inspiring background of this author as she shares her motivation for publishing a book.
Kids get backpacksThe Apopka Chief
County Commissioner Bryan Nelson was one of the volunteers who participated in the backpack giveaway in Orange County. Read more on page 1B.
Apopka coaches, players ready start the seasonThe Apopka Chief
Players anxiously await as their first game 150 miles away from Apopka High School approaches. Find out more on page 1C.
Improvement is key for Wekiva football teamThe Apopka Chief
Find out how the Wekiva football team is looking as they prepare for the start of the 2105 football season.
Apopka coach Rick Darlington will vie once again for crying towel titleThe Apopka Chief
The annual "crying towel" event is soon approaching for coach Darlington and other area coaches. To find out more on the crying towel event, see page…
Summer basketball a very good thing for Wekiva teamThe Apopka Chief
Read about Coach Lubin's thoughts on the team's progress, how they've grown and his hopes for the coming season.



















