City attorney social media proposal postponed 2 weeks by City...
The adoption of a proposed policy for the city of Apopka’s social media pages was postponed for two weeks. Read about the proposal details...
City faces suit over ordinance about development rights
A company based in Delaware is suing the city of Apopka in circuit court, claiming that the city erred when it passed an ordinance...
Man found dead in the bushes in Apopka
A man was found dead in the bushes in Apopka this past weekend.
On Tuesday, June 21, The Apopka Police Department released the following statement:
On...
Keeping in touch
A student and teacher at Wolf Lake Elementary School connect through signs and waves Thursday, May 7, as they held a drive-by parade at...
Live oak is planted
Apopka Foliage Garden Club members, the Apopka Department of Parks and Recreation, Mayor Bryan Nelson and city officials commemorate the planting of a live...
City Council plans vote on city center after workshop
If all goes as planned, the City Council will give a final thumbs-up or thumbs-down on the developer’s agreement for the long-awaited city center...
Fire department, Publix will teach kitchen skills, safety
The Apopka Fire Department and Publix Aprons Apopka are teaming up to show people how to cook safely and to deal with kitchen fires...
County urges mosquito control
In Central Florida, mosquito activity increases during the hot, rainy months of the summer season. With increased activity comes the additional threat of mosquito-borne...
Event to benefit scholarship fund
The Armando Borjas Jr. Scholarship, along with the City of Apopka and the Apopka Fire and Police Departments, will be hosting the second annual...
New professor at Apopka UF/IFAS office will utilize new technology
Dr. Heqiang “Alfred” Huo is a new breed of plant breeder who will soon join the accomplished team at the University of Florida’s Institute...