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 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,...
COVID-19 cases increasing locally
“The pandemic in our county seems to move from east to west,” More on 1A.
AdventHealth has used COVID-19 plasma more than 50 times
Dr. Omayra Mansfield, chief medical officer at AdventHealth Apopka and AdventHealth Winter Garden, talked about convalescent plasma therapy in the Tuesday, May 26, live...
Orange County School Board reviews continuity of operations since COVID-19
Orange County School Board members received an update on the current status as it relates to the continuity of operations of the district since...
COVID-19 aid available for families, small businesses through county
Small businesses, as well as individuals and families who have been affected financially by COVID-19, along with cities in Orange County, are eligible to...
Apopka area high for recent COVID-19
As shown in this map produced by Orange County government, the two Apopka ZIP codes of 32703 and 32712 (upper left corner) had 18...
COVID-19 update: PPE kit distribution extended
Orange County will distribute additional personal protection equipment kits on Tuesday, May 19, and Wednesday, May 20, at only two pick-up sites...
COVID-19 update: Orange County initiative will provide PPE to small businesses
The following is from Orange County government.
PPE for Small Biz in Orange County, an Orange County Government COVID-19 initiative through the...
COVID-19 update: Barbershops, hair salons, nail salons allowed to reopen, countywide...
Barbershops, and hair and nail salons across Orange County will be allowed to reopen, and the county will lift its nightly curfew. Both are...
Testing for COVID-19
A Florida Department of Health-Orange County workers walks around a car Tuesday, April 28, at Apopka High School as a mobile testing site that...
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.
Plasma donations have helped COVID-19 patients
About 10 or more AdventHealth patients have received this treatment and so far the results appear to be promising... Read more on 1A.
Families fed via Farm Share giveaway in Apopka
The Farm Share food distribution event took place on Saturday, April 18. State Representative Kamia Brown (D-Ocoee) coordinated the event for South Apopka families...
AdventHealth’s annual grant application deadline extended for local nonprofits
From AdventHealth on Monday, April 20
AdventHealth’s Collaborative Community Council has extended the deadline on community grant applications from nonprofits that are launching...
COVID-19: Florida Department of Education increases access to child care services
The Florida Department of Education’s Office of Early Learning, in coordination with local early learning coalitions, has prioritized and increased access to...
Hospital medical director says schools should not reopen doors any time...
The medical director of AdventHealth Apopka hospital said this week that it would be “extremely premature” to reopen schools soon. See more on 1A.
County will have COVID-19 mobile testing site next week
A mobile testing site will open Monday, April 20, in Orange County so more people can be tested. Read more on 1A.
Chamber hosts online Apopka COVID-19 update
Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson and Dr. Omayra Mansfield, chief medical officer of AdventHealth Apopka, participated in an online video meeting on Tuesday, April 7.
State representative to host farm share distribution in South Apopka
State Representative Kamia Brown (D-Ocoee) will host a farm share distribution for families in need due to the impact of COVID19 in...
Non-profit organizations also reeling from coronavirus pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has shut down many entities including school campuses, brick-and-mortar businesses, and governmental offices. Of course, non-profits organizations have not been spared this fate. Turn to page 1A...
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...
