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Burning down the house
An Apopka firefighter tosses in a fiery fuel-soaked towel during the Apopka Fire Department’s burning down of a house on Plymouth-Sorrento Road.
Bell hopes message rings true with citizens in 2018 Apopka city election
Leroy Bell is vying for City Commission Seat 2 in the 2018 Apopka city election, a seat that Diane Velazquez has occupied since her 2014 win.…
Apopka police officer brings life’s experiences to his new position
One of the new officers who will begin working with the Apopka Police Department in early January is Aaron Makle.
City Council will revisit medical marijuana ordinance
At the urging of Commissioner Kyle Becker, the Apopka City Council voted unanimously to take another look at the ban of medical marijuana it enacted in…
Area immigrants-rights groups make trip to D.C. for march
Three immigration-rights organizations sent 50 advocates on a bus trip to Washington, D.C. to march for a clean DREAM Act, which supporters said would not impede…
Traffic lights, road changes coming to Apopka city center area
A series of road and land improvements will give drivers more access to the Apopka city center proposed for the Martin’s Pond property, Mayor Joe Kilsheimer…
New Florida Hospital Apopka opens for business
After 18 months of construction and community-wide anticipation, the new Florida Hospital Apopka at last opened its doors for business. On the morning of Wednesday, December…
Mustangs versus Lake Nona basketball
“This contest was much needed after the intensity and emotional state of the previous two,” Wekiva coach Gersino Lubin said.
Wekiva fights Evans in girls soccer match
Areli Patricio does a corner kick for the Mustangs during the game.
Burning down the houseThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
An Apopka firefighter tosses in a fiery fuel-soaked towel during the Apopka Fire Department’s burning down of a house on Plymouth-Sorrento Road.
Bell hopes message rings true with citizens in 2018 Apopka city electionThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Leroy Bell is vying for City Commission Seat 2 in the 2018 Apopka city election, a seat that Diane Velazquez has occupied since her 2014 win.…
Apopka police officer brings life’s experiences to his new positionThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
One of the new officers who will begin working with the Apopka Police Department in early January is Aaron Makle.
City Council will revisit medical marijuana ordinanceThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
At the urging of Commissioner Kyle Becker, the Apopka City Council voted unanimously to take another look at the ban of medical marijuana it enacted in…
Area immigrants-rights groups make trip to D.C. for marchThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Three immigration-rights organizations sent 50 advocates on a bus trip to Washington, D.C. to march for a clean DREAM Act, which supporters said would not impede…
Traffic lights, road changes coming to Apopka city center areaThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
A series of road and land improvements will give drivers more access to the Apopka city center proposed for the Martin’s Pond property, Mayor Joe Kilsheimer…
New Florida Hospital Apopka opens for businessThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
After 18 months of construction and community-wide anticipation, the new Florida Hospital Apopka at last opened its doors for business. On the morning of Wednesday, December…
Mustangs versus Lake Nona basketballThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
“This contest was much needed after the intensity and emotional state of the previous two,” Wekiva coach Gersino Lubin said.
Wekiva fights Evans in girls soccer matchThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Areli Patricio does a corner kick for the Mustangs during the game.
Wekiva vs West Orange in first District 9A-3 gameThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Taking on a challenging schedule at the start of the season, both teams’ overall record is 1-2.