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Police academy alumni
The Apopka Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association (ACPAAA) swore in new officers recently.
MetroHealth cuts ribbon
Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce and other community members held a ribbon cutting for MetroHealth.
College student from Apopka honored with science award
Christy Alfano of Apopka was recently honored with the First Year Basic Science Award at Southern College of Optometry of Memphis, Tenn.
Yum is key word at Taste of Apopka
The winning restaurants were announced at the 12th annual Taste of Apopka. Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce President Robert Agrusa presented the Best of Sweets and…
Park statue put in place
Betty Land places her hand on a statue of her husband, the late former Mayor John H. Land, after the bench and statue were installed.
New fire station to open
Construction on the city of Apopka’s fifth fire station just off Jason Dwelley Parkway across from the Northwest Recreation Complex is expected to be finished in…
Apopka man charged with neglect
An Apopka man was charged with neglect after police said he allowed his 76-year-old father to sit in a chair with…
Hurricane debris burned
Debris collected from around the city of Apopka following Hurricane Irma was burned at the city’s collection site.
City must re-advertise for bids to replace amphitheater canopy
The city of Apopka must again seek bids to repair the canopy spanning the amphitheater after only one bid was received.
Police academy alumniThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The Apopka Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association (ACPAAA) swore in new officers recently.
MetroHealth cuts ribbonThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce and other community members held a ribbon cutting for MetroHealth.
College student from Apopka honored with science awardThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Christy Alfano of Apopka was recently honored with the First Year Basic Science Award at Southern College of Optometry of Memphis, Tenn.
Yum is key word at Taste of ApopkaThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The winning restaurants were announced at the 12th annual Taste of Apopka. Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce President Robert Agrusa presented the Best of Sweets and…
Park statue put in placeThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Betty Land places her hand on a statue of her husband, the late former Mayor John H. Land, after the bench and statue were installed.
New fire station to openThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Construction on the city of Apopka’s fifth fire station just off Jason Dwelley Parkway across from the Northwest Recreation Complex is expected to be finished in…
Apopka man charged with neglectThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
An Apopka man was charged with neglect after police said he allowed his 76-year-old father to sit in a chair with…
Hurricane debris burnedThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Debris collected from around the city of Apopka following Hurricane Irma was burned at the city’s collection site.
City must re-advertise for bids to replace amphitheater canopyThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The city of Apopka must again seek bids to repair the canopy spanning the amphitheater after only one bid was received.
Contributing to a good causeThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Mayor Joe Kilsheimer (back, center) stands with volunteers from the Gina McReynolds Foundation as he presents a ceremonial check to the Apopka non-profit organization.