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It's Debate Day! Stream the 2026 Apopka Mayoral Debate. Visit WESH.com to watch the live stream starting at 5:30PMIt's Debate Day! Stream the 2026 Apopka Mayoral Debate. Visit WESH.com to watch the live stream starting at 5:30PM
Dunkin' Donuts offers both hot and iced coffees.
Dunkin’ Donuts to celebrate National Drive-Thru Day with giveaways
National Drive-Thru Day takes place Friday
Wekiwa Springs State Park offers canoeing, horseback riding, and other outdoor opportunities to guests.
Wekiwa Springs State Park to offer eco-glamping tents this fall
Each tent to include air conditioning, electrical power, queen-size bed
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Police Beat: Apopka police arrest 28, work 35 crashes July 5-11
In the period from July 5-11, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,650 calls for service, responded to 35 crashes, issued 75 citations, and made 28 arrests.
Temperatures are soaring this summer in Apopka.
Orange County provides cooling shelter list
LYNX to provide free transportation between shelters in cases of extreme heat
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Police Beat: APD issues 94 citations June 28-July 4
In the period from June 28-July 4, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,782 calls for service, responded to 41 crashes, issued 94 citations, and made 24 arrests.
James A. Morrison II
Apopka native graduates magna cum laude from Harvard Law 
Wekiva alum to join N.Y. law firm.
John H. Land
America 250: Notable Apopkans from the city to the world 
The city has produced people whose influence has reached far beyond Central Florida. 
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Police Beat: APD issues 98 citations June 21-27
In the period from June 21-27, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,815 calls for service, responded to 31 crashes, issued 98 citations, and made 21 arrests.
Waters Car Wash has 28 locations across Florida.
Waters Car Wash to offer $2.50 sale to celebrate Independence Day
Package may be redeemed July 3-31
From left to right: registrar Ethel Tarver, treasurer Rose Morris, Betty Baker, Gladys Bell, Margaret Rolle, Luevada Williams and Betty Gainey.
Z.A.P.T. ceremony awards scholarships to 32 area students
Community service organization also recognizes founders
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Police Beat: Apopka police arrest 28, work 35 crashes July 5-11The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the period from July 5-11, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,650 calls for service, responded to 35 crashes, issued 75 citations, and made 28 arrests.
Temperatures are soaring this summer in Apopka.
Orange County provides cooling shelter listThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
LYNX to provide free transportation between shelters in cases of extreme heat
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Police Beat: APD issues 94 citations June 28-July 4The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the period from June 28-July 4, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,782 calls for service, responded to 41 crashes, issued 94 citations, and made 24 arrests.
John H. Land
America 250: Notable Apopkans from the city to the world The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The city has produced people whose influence has reached far beyond Central Florida. 
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Police Beat: APD issues 98 citations June 21-27The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the period from June 21-27, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,815 calls for service, responded to 31 crashes, issued 98 citations, and made 21 arrests.