Prayers for those on the front lines
Hello Folks,
I just wanted to start out and say to our folks on the front lines that we are prayin’ for all of you...
Governor talks about COVID-19 with AdventHealth medical team
Governor Ron DeSantis led a roundtable with AdventHealth Orlando’s leading clinical team. Read 11A.
City medical personnel taking precautions due to coronavirus spread
“Each of our personnel has been through strict training regarding personal protection equipment and actual responses if anything comes up that we suspect”. Read...
Orange County School Board upholds face-to-face instruction plan for families who...
The Orange County School Board voted 6-2 to uphold the face-to-face instruction plan for OCPS families who selected this option.
The Orange County School Board...
COVID-19 vaccinations will be offered at John H. Bridges Community Center
COVID-19 vaccinations will be offered once again at the John H. Bridges Community Center on Thursday, June 17, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Walk-up participation will...
Cutting capital projects drives city effort to reduce spending due to...
Although city of Apopka officials have estimated that the coronavirus pandemic will ultimately cost the city about $2 million in sales tax revenue from...
School Board to meet about recommendations for OCPS’ face-to-face instruction
The Orange County School Board will host a special meeting to discuss recommendations for OCPS' face-to-face instruction that's scheduled to begin Friday, August 21....
AdventHealth has about 1,000 COVID-19 in-patients across Central Florida, surpassing its...
As of Thursday, July 29, AdventHealth has about 1000 COVID-19 in-patients across the Central Florida Division, meaning this surpasses the peak of about 900...
Mayor has plan, appoints task force to re-open Apopka
Calling it the Gold Seal Program, Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson has a plan that he says would allow businesses. Read more on 1A.
Community enables free food distribution
The community rallied together to distribute free food to students who will have to endure an extended spring break. Read more on page 1C.