Valerie De Anda Torres, an assistant professor of microbiology and cell science, joins more than 300 fellow scientists on the Atlas of Inspiring Hispanic/Latinx Scientists.
The Apopka City Council unanimously raised the millage rate from 4.1876 to 4.6876 for the fiscal year 2024/25 budget. It also increased the rates for sanitation, water, wastewater, and sewer for Apopka residents who use those services.
The scholarships have been made possible through the continued efforts and support of the 2650 Foundation, an organization dedicated to honoring the life and legacy of fallen Apopka Firefighter Austin Duran.
United Against Poverty Orlando suffered a catastrophic loss in June when part of its roof collapsed, forcing the nonprofit to shut down some vital services.
In partnership with Heart of Florida United Way, LANGD’s Helping Hand has proven to be a vital resource for our community.
The Florida Public Service Commission is analyzing House Bill 1645, which includes evaluating the technical and economic feasibility of using advanced nuclear power technologies to meet Florida's electricity needs.
Residents of Apopka are invited to nominate individuals who exemplify exceptional dedication and service in our community; Eggs Up Grill wants to hear about them!
Medication-Assisted Therapy not only supports individuals in overcoming their dependence on substances but also enhances their engagement in therapy and improves overall treatment outcomes.
The forum will include presentations from the Clerk’s Office, Harbor House of Central Florida, the Orange County Sheriff's, and the Ninth Judicial Circuit.
“Over the past quarter-century, the Orange County Drug-Free Community Coalition has been committed to fostering a healthier Orange County,” said Dr. Thomas Hall, Manager for the Orange County’s Drug-Free Community Coalition.
EEE surfaces nearly every year in the U.S., but with another outbreak of West Nile virus also spreading across the country, health officials are working hard to alert people about the serious risks of getting a mosquito bite.
The department says its homes for veterans are nearing full capacity, with the request for additional funds stating that the occupancy rate has increased by 26% over last year.
Researchers have documented this phenomenon of human-to-animal transmission, colloquially referred to as spillback or reverse zoonotic transmission, in both domestic and wild animals.
Over the years, the scientific consensus has remained strong – there’s no association between mobile phone radio waves and brain cancer or health more generally.
Many Americans struggle to pay medical bills, avoid care because of cost worries or forgo other needs due to health care cost burdens.
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Apopka’s application outlined a $13.1 million proposal to expand the Northwest Recreation Complex by bringing four new softball fields with associated amenities and expanded amenity upgrades to the Apopka Amphitheater.
In case you missed it: The Apopka News Week in Review includes five articles that shaped the City... all in one place, including details on potentially higher utility rates in Apopka
Violent threats against schools have been reported in districts around Florida, including Seminole, Broward, Duval, Madison, Leon, Taylor, Levy, Columbia, and Sarasota counties.
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Next City reports on a Minneapolis housing authority's initiative to build affordable homes through modular construction and asks if it is a sign of things to come.
The 74 reveals that a new National Parents Union survey finds broad support for kids' teachers and principals but a well-established skepticism of larger institutions.
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