In the period from February 15-21, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,369 calls for service, responded to 40 crashes, issued 24 citations, and made 34 arrests.
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Police Beat: APD arrests 34 Feb. 15-21The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Altamonte will no longer heed Apopka water requests Teresa Sargeant
Attorney accuses Apopka of repeated cutoffs, reclaimed water reductions.
Meatballs for supper, apple cake for dessertNancy Thomas
We thank Joan Tice for her Meat Balls in Sauce that we found in Sharing Our Finest Cookbook from the Apopka Citizen Police Alumni Association. This recipe calls for “ground…
Bass and specks begin to spawnThe Apopka Chief
Just when you thought the cold weather was over, here we are with another cold snap! I really don’t mind the cold weather too much though, because I sure do get tired of all those hot days of summer. The fishin’ is still goin’ strong, and the specks and the bass are still bitin’.
OP-ED: Apopka Chief launches Motor MarketplaceThe Apopka Chief
Now, we’ve added a brand-new Motor Marketplace to theapopkachief.com. We’re launching it with a handful of area dealerships that already have hundreds of vehicles listed, and we hope to add…
Apopka volleyball falls to West Orange in home openerVinnie Cammarano
Warriors beat Blue Darters in four sets
Apopka man arrested for alleged $328M Ponzi scheme Teresa Sargeant
Chris Delgado ran for Orange County Commission in 2022.
OP-ED: Fair highlights student-raised animalsThe Apopka Chief
If you have never visited the Central Florida Fair and taken a peek at the animal exhibits, you are missing out. Students from all over OCPS raise animals…
Black History Month: Phillis Wheatley carries legacy of Black cultureSarah Merly
School established over 100 years ago