By Seth Johnson and Marshall Tempest Reporters Jumpin’ Joe Johnston of Apopka brought home the hardware after competing last week in the World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships held in ...

Communication breakdown led to termination By Teresa Sargeant Reporter Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson told the Apopka Chief that he fired the city administrator because of a pattern of poor communication ...

Quinn-Henry is first Black woman to serve in role Lovetta Quinn-Henry was sworn in as the new deputy police chief on Monday at Apopka City Hall, becoming the first Black woman to serve in that role.

Battling inclement weather on Saturday morning, the community celebrated the grand reopening of the recently upgraded West Orange Trail Bridge, a local landmark users said are […] ...

Family sells entire plaza to developer By Teresa Sargeant Reporter After over 20 years in business, the Kim family is saying goodbye to All American Furniture and closing its doors on March 30.

Staff Reports JLL Capital Markets announced the sale of Building 5 at Mid-Florida Logistics Park, a 246,460-square-foot, Class A cross-dock distribution facility in Apopka. JLL represented the […] ...

Station Street in Apopka City hopes upgrades will help revitalize downtown By Teresa Sargeant Reporter Representatives of the Station Street redevelopment updated the City Council this week on the ...

Apopka baseball’s former head coach, Bobby Brewer, walks off the mound after speaking with pitcher Tyler Spaid. Ocoee High School announced Thursday the hiring of former Apopka head baseball head ...

Newspaper switches to free distribution By Teresa Sargeant Reporter The Apopka Chief is closing a chapter in its 102-year-old existence and opening a new one with […] ...

There have been some meetings bein’ held by the FWC about the hydrilla situation, and the FWC is sayin’ that they didn’t get enough.

The Wekiva water polo teams are doing great so far this season with the boys team ranked 34th in the state and the girls ranked 36th.