A rehash of philosophical differences – albeit a shorter version – highlighted the final public hearings for the city of Apopka property tax rate and 2017-2018…
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Apopka City Council approves 2017-2018 budget, but not without disagreement
Wekiva versus Olympia football
In fact and heavily impacted by the timing of six sacks, an average of only 2.1 yards per play negated the Titans gaining slightly more total…
Mustangs begin district play with home game against West Orange
West Orange and Wekiva have been members of the same district for all but two seasons. And thus a rivalry was born as the teams have…
District play opens at Evans for Darters
Both teams come into the game with a 3-1 mark, but it’s not expected to be that close as the Blue Darters have played a much…
Darlington tops 200 career wins
With the win over Boone, Apopka High athletic director Russell Wambles and Principal Matt Arnold congratulated Darlington on his 200th career win in front of the…
Mustangs face Blue Darters in the pool
McGowin Jernigan of the Wekiva Mustangs boys swim team competes in the 100-yard boys breaststroke during a meet against hometown rival Apopka.
Official ribbon cutting held
Tractor Supply held its official ribbon cutting ceremony with Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce officials, city of Apopka officials, and store representatives.
Kidd seeks City Council seat
Suzanne Kidd, an Apopka resident and former 30-year public school teacher, has filed to run for Apopka City Council Seat 1.
New Chamber leader has big plans
As the new president of the Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce, Robert Agrusa hopes to build upon Apopka’s growing demographic trends.
Spending plan for downtown OK’d but not without dissent
As part of the discussion on where to spend the nearly $2 million for improvement of the downtown area, CRA m ember Billie Dean said Apopka…
Wekiva versus Olympia footballThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In fact and heavily impacted by the timing of six sacks, an average of only 2.1 yards per play negated the Titans gaining slightly more total…
Mustangs begin district play with home game against West OrangeThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
West Orange and Wekiva have been members of the same district for all but two seasons. And thus a rivalry was born as the teams have…
District play opens at Evans for DartersThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Both teams come into the game with a 3-1 mark, but it’s not expected to be that close as the Blue Darters have played a much…
Darlington tops 200 career winsThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
With the win over Boone, Apopka High athletic director Russell Wambles and Principal Matt Arnold congratulated Darlington on his 200th career win in front of the…
Mustangs face Blue Darters in the poolThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
McGowin Jernigan of the Wekiva Mustangs boys swim team competes in the 100-yard boys breaststroke during a meet against hometown rival Apopka.
Official ribbon cutting heldThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Tractor Supply held its official ribbon cutting ceremony with Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce officials, city of Apopka officials, and store representatives.
Kidd seeks City Council seatThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Suzanne Kidd, an Apopka resident and former 30-year public school teacher, has filed to run for Apopka City Council Seat 1.
New Chamber leader has big plansThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
As the new president of the Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce, Robert Agrusa hopes to build upon Apopka’s growing demographic trends.
Spending plan for downtown OK’d but not without dissentThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
As part of the discussion on where to spend the nearly $2 million for improvement of the downtown area, CRA m ember Billie Dean said Apopka…
Three more Apopka police officers sworn inThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
There are a few fresh faces in the Apopka Police Department (APD), as three new police officers were sworn in at City Hall before family, friends,…