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OP-ED: AI holds much promise for educatorsThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Last week, I attended the annual winter conference for the Florida School Boards Association, spending several days learning from industry leaders in education research and policy.
OP-ED: 6 ways to improve local infrastructureThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
Resurfacing, with only two-lane roads, while many roadways are four and five lanes, requires $1.5 billion every 12-15 years. The county public works budget is only…
Apopka Tiny Mites Cheer team wins national titleVinnie Cammarano
Little Blue Darters bring home second straight championship
Wekiva boys basketball gets back on track against HagertyVinnie Cammarano
Mustangs beat up Huskies to break two-game skid
Wekiva boys soccer sets win recordVinnie Cammarano
Wekiva boys soccer walked into Boone on Tuesday night, riding a four-game win streak, and walked out with a statement victory that not only extended their…
Rock Springs Ridge HOA acquires defunct golf course for $7.3M Teresa Sargeant
Contract ensures land won’t get sold for development.
Police Beat: APD arrests 29 Nov. 30-Dec. 6The Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
In the period from November 30-December 6, 2025, the Apopka Police Department received 2,065 calls for service, responded to 28 crashes, issued 53 citations, and made…
OP-ED: City staffers give back in many waysThe Apopka Chief Editorial Staff
The city has a dedicated team of true professionals who not only keep Apopka running at top notch efficiency but also give back to our community…
















