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  • Vincent 'Vinnie' Cammarano was born and raised in New Jersey and is a graduate from Full Sail: Dan Patrick's School of Sportscasting. He has a lifelong background of playing and working in sports, and is the sports reporter for the Apopka Chief. He commentates basketball and other sports on the side, and analyzes professional sports in his free time.

Sydney Bartkin makes a catch while running forward in center field.
Apopka softball stunned in regional quarterfinalVinnie Cammarano
May 8, 2026
Blue Darters shut out for first time this season.
A jury trial has been scheduled for February 2028 in a lawsuit that Just Like Momma’s (pictured) restaurant owner Valerie Sparkman filed against the city, alleging a code enforcement violation.  
Trial for restaurant lawsuit set for February 2028  Teresa Sargeant
May 8, 2026
City seeks dismissal of restaurant lawsuit alleging code violation.
Mike Gilland
OP-ED: Learning to cast off burdens Mike Gilland
May 8, 2026
Take those weights, those heavy burdens, and cast them to the feet of Jesus.
Jake Vest
OP-ED: Life was a long, hard ride for David Allan CoeThe Apopka Chief
May 7, 2026
That’s why we could relate to David Allan Coe — his songs let us channel our inner outlaw. Nashville tried to ignore him, Texas didn’t know…
Recent testing at the pond behind the amphitheater at the Northwest Recreation Complex confirmed the presence of cyanobacterial algae bloom.
Cyanobacteria detected in Apopka pond amid turtle deaths Teresa Sargeant
May 6, 2026
Northwest Recreation Complex pond fountain out of service.