In 2016, the Apopka Blue Darters baseball team enjoyed a very successful spring break, winning all four games in the Central Florida Spring Break Slam to…
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Spring break a little rough for Apopka High baseball
Mustangs battle Lake Brantley in baseball
“We’ve played two home-and-home series with district rivals now,” Mustangs coach Jason Sanders said. “There is a common trend between the two series. The first contest…
Darters looking for big things in flag football again
Apopka High’s flag football team enters the 2017 season with hope for another successful season and a deeper post-season run.
Landscaping needs vary by season
While maintaining a lawn is something many homeowners may think is exclusive to spring and summer, lawn maintenance is really a year-round endeavor.
Student develops Android app to raise college tuition funds
As a way to raise college tuition money, Wekiva High School student Salim Jbara, 17, created his first app “Arrow Rain,” a game now available for…
High school students hone leadership skills at conference
Nearly 250 Orange County Public Schools students from 24 local high schools – including Apopka and Wekiva high schools – attended Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs’…
Job seekers discover opportunities at Career Showcase
The city of Apopka hosted Career Showcase, an event designed to help job seekers explore career opportunities.
Naval officer helps students fabricate cables
Students in the Laser Photonics Academy Magnet at Wekiva High School recently received some career training from the Navy. Petty Officer Robert Heidtman of the Altamonte…
Anuvia back up and running but not pumping to city
With an agreement from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), Anuvia Plant Nutrients was able to start operations last week on a limited basis without…
Apopka firefighters climb in New York City
Seventeen Apopka fire fighters took part in the annual New York City Memorial Stair Climb to remember the first responders who died in the terrorist attack…
Mustangs battle Lake Brantley in baseballThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
“We’ve played two home-and-home series with district rivals now,” Mustangs coach Jason Sanders said. “There is a common trend between the two series. The first contest…
Darters looking for big things in flag football againThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Apopka High’s flag football team enters the 2017 season with hope for another successful season and a deeper post-season run.
Landscaping needs vary by seasonThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
While maintaining a lawn is something many homeowners may think is exclusive to spring and summer, lawn maintenance is really a year-round endeavor.
Student develops Android app to raise college tuition fundsThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
As a way to raise college tuition money, Wekiva High School student Salim Jbara, 17, created his first app “Arrow Rain,” a game now available for…
High school students hone leadership skills at conferenceThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Nearly 250 Orange County Public Schools students from 24 local high schools – including Apopka and Wekiva high schools – attended Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs’…
Job seekers discover opportunities at Career ShowcaseThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The city of Apopka hosted Career Showcase, an event designed to help job seekers explore career opportunities.
Naval officer helps students fabricate cablesThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Students in the Laser Photonics Academy Magnet at Wekiva High School recently received some career training from the Navy. Petty Officer Robert Heidtman of the Altamonte…
Anuvia back up and running but not pumping to cityThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
With an agreement from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), Anuvia Plant Nutrients was able to start operations last week on a limited basis without…
Apopka firefighters climb in New York CityThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Seventeen Apopka fire fighters took part in the annual New York City Memorial Stair Climb to remember the first responders who died in the terrorist attack…
Students go campingThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Fifth grade students of Wolf Lake Elementary School went on their yearly overnight camping trip to Camp Wewa in Apopka. Besides camping, they also got to…