Kaylin Pearson of WHS puts up a block against an AHS hitter as Katie Lange (near) looks on.
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Wekiva and Apopka High Schools meet on the court
Blue Darters spike against Patriots
Apopka Blue Darters senior volleyball player Kayla Tapscott slams the ball during the Blue Darters’ senior night game against the Lake Brantley Patriots.
Back to basics successful for Apopka football team
After tinkering with some different formations earlier in the season, Apopka Blue Darters football coach Rick Darlington decided that his team’s basic plays were the best.
Pink yard flamingos kick off breast cancer initiative
A flock of pink yard flamingos is taking up residence outside Apopka City Hall during October. The birds are part of Florida Hospital’s annual Pink Out…
Postponed Zellwood community reunion rescheduled
Due to storm preparations and the arrival of Hurricane Irma in early September, the Zellwood Community Reunion that was to be held on Saturday, September 9,…
World Polio Day proclamation
The Rotary Club of Apopka displays the proclamation Mayor Joe Kilsheimer presented proclaiming October 24 as World Polio Day.
National Night Out
Coming and going throughout the evening, about 250 people attended the 34th annual National Night Out outside Taverna Italiano Restaurant within the Rock Springs Ridge community.
Fifth graders taught life lessons by Apopka officer
Apopka fifth graders are learning valuable life lessons such as actions bearing consequences and goal setting in a 10-week program.
Apopka Elementary has special walk-to-school day
Apopka Police Officer Robert Campbell gives high-fives to students during the International Walk To School Day.
New road construction continues
Construction continues on Brush Drive, a road that will connect the Rock Springs Ridge development with Jason Dwelley Parkway and the Northwest Recreation Complex.
Blue Darters spike against PatriotsThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Apopka Blue Darters senior volleyball player Kayla Tapscott slams the ball during the Blue Darters’ senior night game against the Lake Brantley Patriots.
Back to basics successful for Apopka football teamThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
After tinkering with some different formations earlier in the season, Apopka Blue Darters football coach Rick Darlington decided that his team’s basic plays were the best.
Pink yard flamingos kick off breast cancer initiativeThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
A flock of pink yard flamingos is taking up residence outside Apopka City Hall during October. The birds are part of Florida Hospital’s annual Pink Out…
Postponed Zellwood community reunion rescheduledThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Due to storm preparations and the arrival of Hurricane Irma in early September, the Zellwood Community Reunion that was to be held on Saturday, September 9,…
World Polio Day proclamationThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The Rotary Club of Apopka displays the proclamation Mayor Joe Kilsheimer presented proclaiming October 24 as World Polio Day.
National Night OutThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Coming and going throughout the evening, about 250 people attended the 34th annual National Night Out outside Taverna Italiano Restaurant within the Rock Springs Ridge community.
Fifth graders taught life lessons by Apopka officerThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Apopka fifth graders are learning valuable life lessons such as actions bearing consequences and goal setting in a 10-week program.
Apopka Elementary has special walk-to-school dayThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Apopka Police Officer Robert Campbell gives high-fives to students during the International Walk To School Day.
New road construction continuesThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Construction continues on Brush Drive, a road that will connect the Rock Springs Ridge development with Jason Dwelley Parkway and the Northwest Recreation Complex.
Debris trucks active locallyThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
This and other trucks like it are active every day as they pick up hurricane debris throughout Apopka.