In the period from September 20-26, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,680 calls for service, responded to 31 crashes, issued 58 citations, and made 22 arrests.
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Police Beat: Apopka police arrest 22, issue 58 citations Sept. 20-26
OP-ED: It’s hard to see why eye doctors can’t tell time
If this is not malpractice, it has to be a breach of promise. Sitting in an eye doctor’s waiting area watching “The Price is Right” for 38 minutes past your appointment time sure…
OP-ED: Latest gas prices fueling déjà vu
All the news just repeats itself, like some forgotten dream that we’ve both seen. John Prine wrote that lyric in 1971, about the time I drew one of…
The delicious… versatile… wonderful… POTATO!
From farm-house.org, we learn that the mighty potato, considered our most versatile vegetable, is allergen and gluten-free, unlike other foods, including soy, nuts, and dairy. Beyond our regular uses as a…
Buy supplies for fall fishing season during the sales tax holiday
Hello Folks, We have a full moon this weekend; Saturday, shortly after noon, to be exact. That bein’ said, the fishin’ should be really good… if the weather doesn’t get bad.…
Son of fallen Good Samaritan remembers father
Daryl Hill shot Aug. 11 after attempt to intervene in fight
Know before you vote: Ballot Amendments 1 & 2
The general election is less than six weeks away (just a little more than a month). As you review and research the candidates on your sample…
Police Beat: Apopka police arrest 27, issue 137 citations Sept. 13-19
In the period from September 13-19, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,645 calls for service, responded to 39 crashes, issued 137 citations, and made 27 arrests.
Central Florida commemorates 9/11 with ceremonies, blood driveSarah Merly
2026 marks 25th anniversary of terrorist attack
FLCA symposium updates Apopka on data centers, AI policySarah Merly
Panels held Thursday night at Victory Church
Apopka City Commission debates public comment time limit Sarah Merly
Individual time limit to potentially increase from three to four minutes
Four circuit, county judge candidates earn election night victorySarah Merly
Temika Hampton-Johnson and Charles Hart head to runoff
Q&A: Circuit court candidates seek to build confidence in legal system, practice compassion from the benchSarah Merly
Circuit groups 1, 2 and 31 appear on this year’s ballot
Q&A: County judge candidates share responsibilities, memorable casesSarah Merly
Contested races on Apopka ballot for groups 5 and 17