The Apopka Blue Darters boys bowling team stands two victories from a fifth-consecutive team state championship.
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AHS bowlers nearing 5th-straight title
Blue Darters participate in regional swimming meet
Several Apopka Blue Darters swimmers participated in the Region 4A-1 meet at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
Wekiva High School gets STEM grant
Wekiva High School’s culinary and aquaponics programs recently received a grant from the Foundation for Orange County Public School and Duke Energy STEM Partnership Impact Grant…
Artwork displayed
Sofia Liz Perez, a 4th grader at Wolf Lake Elementary, received a signed letter from the mayor stating her artwork had been chosen to be displayed…
Ferguson Family to mount homecoming concert at church
Formerly known as Great Day until Labor Day weekend, The Ferguson Family has been ministering through southern gospel music since 2005.
Community outreach on Halloween
New Journey Youth Center is one of the many vendors who was at Hometown Halloween at Kit Land Nelson Park on Saturday, October 28.
Hometown H’ween
This skeleton was among the several guests at the family-friendly Hometown Halloween in the Park at Kit Land Nelson Park on Saturday, October 28. More pictures…
Showing perfect way to eat
Reed Knudsen, son of Doug and Linda Knudsen of Apopka, shows the proper way to eat pancakes and sausage at the Apopka Rotary Club’s annual Pancake…
Apopka Police Department receives first accreditation
The Apopka Police Department was recognized among the top law enforcement agencies in Florida, achieving its first-ever standards accreditation from the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement…
Statue to be unveiled
Workers unload a larger-than-life statue of the late former Mayor John H. Land in preparation for the unveiling of the statue.
Blue Darters participate in regional swimming meetThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Several Apopka Blue Darters swimmers participated in the Region 4A-1 meet at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
Wekiva High School gets STEM grantThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Wekiva High School’s culinary and aquaponics programs recently received a grant from the Foundation for Orange County Public School and Duke Energy STEM Partnership Impact Grant…
Artwork displayedThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Sofia Liz Perez, a 4th grader at Wolf Lake Elementary, received a signed letter from the mayor stating her artwork had been chosen to be displayed…
Ferguson Family to mount homecoming concert at churchThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Formerly known as Great Day until Labor Day weekend, The Ferguson Family has been ministering through southern gospel music since 2005.
Community outreach on HalloweenThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
New Journey Youth Center is one of the many vendors who was at Hometown Halloween at Kit Land Nelson Park on Saturday, October 28.
Hometown H’weenThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
This skeleton was among the several guests at the family-friendly Hometown Halloween in the Park at Kit Land Nelson Park on Saturday, October 28. More pictures…
Showing perfect way to eatThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Reed Knudsen, son of Doug and Linda Knudsen of Apopka, shows the proper way to eat pancakes and sausage at the Apopka Rotary Club’s annual Pancake…
Apopka Police Department receives first accreditationThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The Apopka Police Department was recognized among the top law enforcement agencies in Florida, achieving its first-ever standards accreditation from the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement…
Statue to be unveiledThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Workers unload a larger-than-life statue of the late former Mayor John H. Land in preparation for the unveiling of the statue.
Former city administrator asks judge to toss out city’s lawsuitThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Michael D. Jones, Richard Anderson’s attorney, filed a 15-page request last week asking Judge Heather Higbee to issue a summary judgment in Anderson’s favor.