In an event of a lifetime, about 260 people flocked to the watering hole Wekiva Island for the bar’s solar eclipse viewing event on Monday, August…
New Errol project gets first OK by city of ApopkaThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In spite of the skepticism that City Council members and some residents expressed over the Errol Estate re-development master plan, the City Council approved the proposal…
Blue Darters fight Lyman in home volleyball openerThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Cameryn Wigmore of the Apopka Blue Darters girls volleyball team returns a shot during the team’s game against Lyman.
LET THE REGULAR SEASON BEGINThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Blue Darters open season against Ocoee. it’s only about playing the next team on the schedule and trying to figure out how to win that game.…
Mustangs battle Lake BrantleyThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The difference in total yardage for the Kickoff Classic matched the thoroughness of potency indicated by the score on both sides of the ball.
Blue Darters versus state power MainlandThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
While saying that the team has plenty of room for improvement, coach Darlington said he was pleased overall with his team’s performance against Mainland.
Many historic battles were fought during AugustThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
1862 - Beginning of the Sioux Uprising (or Santee War) in Minnesota. The Sioux declared war on the white settlers.
Wekiwa Springs swim area redone with more accessibilityThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Such improvements will allow park visitors, especially those with young children, to dip into the spring using a more visible and safer entry point.
Fastsigns employees get awardsThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Four sales employees from Fastsigns of Apopka, including Brian Miller and Susan Marie, received national recognition at the 2017 Fastsigns Outside Sales Summit that was recently…
Keke’s open for businessThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed Keke’s Breakfast Cafe as the newest member.
Beautifying Clay SpringsThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Around 50 volunteers weeded flower beds, trimmed hedges and carried out other acts of landscape beautification at Clay Springs Elementary School.













