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Red-light camera renewal skates by on 3-2 Apopka City Council vote
Flying into county commission seat won’t be easy for Byrd
The field to replace Orange County Commissioner Bryan Nelson just got more crowded as area nurseryman Mark Byrd announced his candidacy for the District 2 commissioner’s…
More Apopka police officers
Three new officers were sworn into the Apopka Police Department Friday, June 16, by Mayor Joe Kilsheimer.
Recliners coming to Apopka movie theaters
The United Artists Wekiva Riverwalk 8 movie theaters at the Wekiva Riverwalk shopping plaza in Apopka will replace all of its existing theater seats with recliners…
Chamber begins search for new president
The Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce is looking for a new president as Laura Heiselman, the organization’s previous president, is no longer with the Chamber.
City faces suit over ordinance about development rights
A company based in Delaware is suing the city of Apopka in circuit court, claiming that the city erred when it passed an ordinance last month…
Municipal parking lot slated for improvement
In accordance with the updated CRA Redevelopment Plan 2017, and for the city and other owners to sell the Fifth Street parking lot to the CRA…
Highland Manor signs long-term lease for city center
The first business to sign a long-term lease for the city center is the one that’s already on the property. Highland Manor, through its parent company…
It was a very successful year for Apopka High sports
In the best game of the series so far, the Apopka Blue Darters outlasted the Wekiva Mustangs in a fierce contest.
Wekiva coach wins conference honors
This season marked the fourth consecutive season Tommie Butts was named coach of the year for girls basketball.
Flying into county commission seat won’t be easy for ByrdThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The field to replace Orange County Commissioner Bryan Nelson just got more crowded as area nurseryman Mark Byrd announced his candidacy for the District 2 commissioner’s…
More Apopka police officersThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Three new officers were sworn into the Apopka Police Department Friday, June 16, by Mayor Joe Kilsheimer.
Recliners coming to Apopka movie theatersThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The United Artists Wekiva Riverwalk 8 movie theaters at the Wekiva Riverwalk shopping plaza in Apopka will replace all of its existing theater seats with recliners…
Chamber begins search for new presidentThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce is looking for a new president as Laura Heiselman, the organization’s previous president, is no longer with the Chamber.
City faces suit over ordinance about development rightsThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
A company based in Delaware is suing the city of Apopka in circuit court, claiming that the city erred when it passed an ordinance last month…
Municipal parking lot slated for improvementThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In accordance with the updated CRA Redevelopment Plan 2017, and for the city and other owners to sell the Fifth Street parking lot to the CRA…
Highland Manor signs long-term lease for city centerThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The first business to sign a long-term lease for the city center is the one that’s already on the property. Highland Manor, through its parent company…
It was a very successful year for Apopka High sportsThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the best game of the series so far, the Apopka Blue Darters outlasted the Wekiva Mustangs in a fierce contest.
Wekiva coach wins conference honorsThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
This season marked the fourth consecutive season Tommie Butts was named coach of the year for girls basketball.
Apopkan will play at national lacrosse all-star academyThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Jaylee Ault, a rising freshman at Apopka High School, has been named as a 2017 National Lacrosse All-Star.