The Apopka Blue Darters boys bowling team’s drive for five straight state championships got off to the best possible start.
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AHS bowlers begin defense of state titles with district crown
Wekiva plays against University football
With the new points system, this contest was a nothing-to-gain-and-everything-to-lose situation. We had the advantage in all of the physical attributes to start with.
Fall STEM Festival
Students from the Apopka High School Student Government Association participated in the Fall STEM Festival at Apopka Elementary School.
Thanks to some local first settlers, Mead’s Bottom thrived
By Francina Boykin Wilbert “Buck” Chis-holm was born to Rev. Morris and Lula Chisholm in Mead’s Bottom in the late 1920s.
Camp Wewa gets makeover
Lockheed Martin employees volunteer their Saturday to revitalize YMCA of Central Florida’s Camp Wewa in Apopka. See page 3B for story and more photos.
Suspect arrested after two-hour chase
D’Wann V. Bentley, was apprehended by an Orange County Sheriff’s Office canine after eluding police for nearly two hours.
Apopka buildings illuminated in honor of World Polio Day
Several businesses and organizations throughout Apopka including City Hall, the Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce and a Methodist church, illuminated their buildings in red in honor…
Preparing for statue installation
Workers prepare the site in front of City Hall where a statue of John H. Land, former longtime mayor of Apopka, will be installed.
Ribbon cutting for business
Hosanna Building Contractors held a ribbon cutting ceremony with officials from the city and Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce.
Mayor’s idea to sell gas district not met with enthusiasm
Mayor Joe Kilsheimer again mentioned his desire to sell the Lake Apopka Natural Gas District (LANGD), of which the city of Apopka is part owner.
Wekiva plays against University footballThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
With the new points system, this contest was a nothing-to-gain-and-everything-to-lose situation. We had the advantage in all of the physical attributes to start with.
Fall STEM FestivalThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Students from the Apopka High School Student Government Association participated in the Fall STEM Festival at Apopka Elementary School.
Thanks to some local first settlers, Mead’s Bottom thrivedThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
By Francina Boykin Wilbert “Buck” Chis-holm was born to Rev. Morris and Lula Chisholm in Mead’s Bottom in the late 1920s.
Camp Wewa gets makeoverThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Lockheed Martin employees volunteer their Saturday to revitalize YMCA of Central Florida’s Camp Wewa in Apopka. See page 3B for story and more photos.
Suspect arrested after two-hour chaseThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
D’Wann V. Bentley, was apprehended by an Orange County Sheriff’s Office canine after eluding police for nearly two hours.
Apopka buildings illuminated in honor of World Polio DayThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Several businesses and organizations throughout Apopka including City Hall, the Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce and a Methodist church, illuminated their buildings in red in honor…
Preparing for statue installationThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Workers prepare the site in front of City Hall where a statue of John H. Land, former longtime mayor of Apopka, will be installed.
Ribbon cutting for businessThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Hosanna Building Contractors held a ribbon cutting ceremony with officials from the city and Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce.
Mayor’s idea to sell gas district not met with enthusiasmThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Mayor Joe Kilsheimer again mentioned his desire to sell the Lake Apopka Natural Gas District (LANGD), of which the city of Apopka is part owner.
Miss Apopka Pageant will be emceed by Miss FloridaThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Sara Zeng, who recently represented Florida in the Miss America Pageant, will be the emcee of the Miss Apopka Scholarship Pageant.