Victory Church World Outreach Center receives a $500 check from the Apopka Christian Ministerial Alliance (ACMA) for the Back-to-School Bash.
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Apopka teen will visit Poland as Rotary exchange student
An Apopka teenager will spend 11 months in Poland during her high school junior year as a member of the Rotary Youth Exchange Program.
Boy Scouts get check
Christine Horvay, president of the Rotary Club of Apopka, presents a check to John Burke, district executive for Boy Scouts of America.
Country goes from the roaring twenties to the Great Depression
By early 1933, more than 12 million people, or 25 percent of eligible Americans, were unemployed.
Ground will be broken for city of Apopka’s fifth fire station
City officials said station No. 5 will significantly improve emergency response times to the largely residential areas.
Beefed-up security now normal for some city-sponsored events
Because of that potential threat all over the world, the Apopka Police Department has begun tighter security measures at some city-sponsored local events. “We’re trying to…
Apopka man faces charges in Illinois
Derrick R. Sepp, 41, of Apopka has been charged with three counts.
City staff gives OK to changes in signage for new hospital
The city’s Development Review Committee (DRC) gave the go-ahead for Florida Hospital Apopka to have a larger-than-usual identification sign at the new campus still under construction.
City Council votes to keep property tax rate same for upcoming budget
The City Council voted 4-1 to set the tentative millage rate, the same for the 2017-18 budget year as it is currently. Commissioner Doug Bankson was…
Apopka teen will visit Poland as Rotary exchange studentThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
An Apopka teenager will spend 11 months in Poland during her high school junior year as a member of the Rotary Youth Exchange Program.
Boy Scouts get checkThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Christine Horvay, president of the Rotary Club of Apopka, presents a check to John Burke, district executive for Boy Scouts of America.
Country goes from the roaring twenties to the Great DepressionThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
By early 1933, more than 12 million people, or 25 percent of eligible Americans, were unemployed.
Ground will be broken for city of Apopka’s fifth fire stationThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
City officials said station No. 5 will significantly improve emergency response times to the largely residential areas.
Beefed-up security now normal for some city-sponsored eventsThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Because of that potential threat all over the world, the Apopka Police Department has begun tighter security measures at some city-sponsored local events. “We’re trying to…
Apopka man faces charges in IllinoisThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Derrick R. Sepp, 41, of Apopka has been charged with three counts.
No one hurt in duplex fireThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
A duplex on Edwin Avenue off Votaw Road was destroyed by fire.
City staff gives OK to changes in signage for new hospitalThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The city’s Development Review Committee (DRC) gave the go-ahead for Florida Hospital Apopka to have a larger-than-usual identification sign at the new campus still under construction.
City Council votes to keep property tax rate same for upcoming budgetThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The City Council voted 4-1 to set the tentative millage rate, the same for the 2017-18 budget year as it is currently. Commissioner Doug Bankson was…
All-star play ends for Apopka Little League teamsThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
By virtue of being the only Little League to field a team in the age division, two Apopka teams received a bye from the district to…