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With the holiday season upon us and the end of 2022 fast approaching, we at Lake Apopka Natural Gas District are happy to say that this year was one to remember.
The holiday season is fast approaching and with it comes all the responsibilities of buying gifts, cooking meals, planning family gatherings, decorating and more.
Public Natural Gas Week – Oct. 2-8 – is here, and every year around this time, we at Lake Apopka Natural Gas District look forward to celebrating it.
Nearly two in five United States homeowners will put themselves and their communities at risk this year. How? By neglecting to call 811 before they dig, according to Common Ground …
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Winn-Dixie, the Winn-Dixie Gives Foundation, and Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida partnered with Patmos Chapel for a Thanksgiving food distribution in Apopka on Thursday. The effort aimed to help 500 families prepare a holiday meal amid continued demand for food assistance.
Gov. Ron DeSantis has issued a proclamation recognizing November 11 as Veterans Day and November as Veterans Appreciation Month in Florida. The proclamation honors veterans and their families while highlighting earned benefits, support services, and the state’s Honor Flight network.
Public attention to veterans surges on Veterans Day but quickly fades, while media coverage often portrays former service members as heroes, charity recipients or victims. University of South Carolina professor Scott Parrott examines how those portrayals shape perceptions and why meaningful connections require more than expressions of gratitude.
A quilt Phylis Samuels made to celebrate her son’s law enforcement service now carries his gratitude to Seminole County Fire Station 13 in Apopka. Following her death, Steve Samuels presented the quilt to firefighters at her memorial service, honoring their care for his mother and their commitment to the community.
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Blue Darters coach looks ahead to 2027 after missing playoffs

Apopka finished the 2026 football season with consecutive victories but missed the FHSAA playoffs, leaving head coach Neeson questioning the state’s new ranking system. The Blue Darters now turn their attention to getting stronger, developing returning players, and helping college prospects take their next steps.

Apopka finished the 2026 football season with consecutive victories but missed the FHSAA playoffs, leaving head coach Neeson questioning the state’s new ranking system. The Blue Darters now turn their attention to getting stronger, developing returning players, and helping college prospects take their next steps.

Strong finish, no playoff ticket: Apopka’s season ends at 5-5

Apopka scored early and often Friday night, building a 35-0 halftime lead over Wekiva and preserving the shutout to claim the Mayor’s Cup. Mayor Nick Nesta capped the celebration by presenting his alma mater with his first rivalry trophy.

Apopka closed the regular season with consecutive victories, but its 5-5 finish wasn’t enough to earn a playoff berth. The Blue Darters’ season highlights how computer rankings weigh more than wins and losses when determining postseason opportunities.

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Apopka’s next City Administrator: A promise, a placeholder, and unanswered questions

Mayor Nick Nesta says Apopka’s permanent city administrator is lined up, but a public records request produced only interim administrator Brian Mater’s application and résumé. The city confirmed the position was publicly posted but left questions about the candidate, an anticipated March start, and Mater’s possible move to chief of staff unanswered.

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Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC.

Apopka prepares to honor veterans with ceremony, community support and special offers

Apopka will honor veterans at 11 am. The ceremony will be held Wednesday, November 11, at Kit Land Nelson Park, with Vietnam veteran Loretta Forlaw serving as the guest speaker. The surrounding week includes a job fair, community programming, and special offers, including free meals and haircuts, discounted groceries, and complimentary attraction admission.

Open space workshop, daycare proposal lead Planning Commission agendas

Apopka’s Planning Commission will hold an open-space workshop at 4:30 pm on Tuesday, November 10, followed by its regular meeting at 5:30 pm. Three public hearings concern a proposed Chandler Road daycare, a future land-use amendment near Kelly Park Road, and a rezoning request on Sir Arthur Court.

North Shore Birding Festival returns Dec. 3-7 with 60 trips and an Apopka museum mission

The North Shore Birding Festival returns Dec. 3-7 with 60 trips exploring Lake Apopka and other Central Florida birding destinations. Registration is open, with proceeds supporting the planned Orange Audubon Natural History Museum at Apopka Birding Park.

Orange County launches 16th annual toy drive to brighten holidays for local families

Orange County Mayor Jerry L. Demings has launched the county’s 16th annual toy drive, continuing an effort that has collected more than 110,000 toys and gifts since 2011. Donations will support children from infancy through their teenage years through local youth and family agencies, schools and nonprofit organizations.
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Three years after criticizing City Commission bickering and advocating for collegial government, Commissioner Nadia Anderson clashed with Mayor Nick Nesta over the city's support for the Heart and Soul Music Festival. The exchange included accusations of dishonesty, but commissioners unanimously approved the related budget amendment.
Anderson’s 2023 call for collegial government contrasts with clash over Heart and Soul Music Festival funding
Three years after criticizing City Commission bickering and advocating for collegial government, Commissioner Nadia Anderson clashed with Mayor Nick Nesta over the city's support for the Heart and Soul Music Festival. The exchange included accusations of dishonesty, but commissioners unanimously approved the related budget amendment.
Orange County has been awarded $7 million in state funding to help convert 367 properties from septic tanks to central sewer service in the Wekiwa Springs area. The project aims to reduce nitrogen pollution reaching the springs while grant support helps limit costs for homeowners.
Orange County receives a $7 million grant for Wekiwa Springs septic-to-sewer conversions
Orange County has been awarded $7 million in state funding to help convert 367 properties from septic tanks to central sewer service in the Wekiwa Springs area. The project aims to reduce nitrogen pollution reaching the springs while grant support helps limit costs for homeowners.
U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit Judge Barbara Lagoa issued a 23-page ruling this week upholding the lower court's opinion that the Medicaid termination letters were deficient.
Federal appeals court finds Florida’s Medicaid termination letters insufficient
A federal appeals court upheld a ruling that Florida failed to adequately explain why people were losing Medicaid coverage during its post-pandemic eligibility review. The decision reinforces the requirement that recipients receive enough information to understand and challenge the state’s determination before their benefits end.
Real Faces of Homelessness with Jacob - Straight Talk No BS Podcast
In this episode you will hear about Jacob’s childhood, how he spiraled into homelessness and how Matthew’s Hope is now walking alongside him as he lays the foundation for a bright future.
How to Create a Leisure Routine When You're Working From Home
Discover seven practical ways to build a leisure routine, reduce stress and maintain a healthy work-life balance while working from home.
Network of Underground Gambling Parlors in Southwest Florida Uncovered After Lengthy Investigation
Ten people face charges in a major Lee County illegal gambling investigation involving five Florida arcades and more than $1.5 million in seized and frozen assets.
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Analysis: A national demand for change reaches Apopka’s doorstep

Apopka-area voters chose new voices in county government and Tallahassee, unseating Mike Crabb and Doug Bankson after campaigns focused on residents’ everyday concerns. The winners now face the challenge of turning promises on affordability, growth and public services into improvements voters can see.

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Selling a home in Apopka this winter: what the numbers say

Apopka home values, seller closing costs, homestead portability and how to price in a flat 2026 market.

Breaking News: Kamia Brown wins Orange County District 2, Fox unseats Bankson in Florida House District 39

Kamia Brown unseated Mike Crabb on the Orange County Commission District 2, while Jarod Fox defeated Doug Bankson to claim the District 39 Florida House seat. Voters also elected Tiffany Moore Russell as county mayor, Roberta Walton Johnson as clerk of courts, and Joe Strada to Congress.

City Commission to review discretionary spending, consider Heart & Soul reimbursement

The Apopka City Commission will review its discretionary funds policy and consider reimbursing the Recreation Department for $8,344.32 in Heart & Soul Fest expenses. The Nov. 4 meeting also includes traffic safety grants, Christmas parade street closures and a proposed firefighter retirement plan amendment.

Tyler Hubbard to headline K92.3’s Jingle Jam at Apopka Amphitheater

Country music star Tyler Hubbard will headline K92.3’s fifth annual Jingle Jam at the Apopka Amphitheater on Sunday, Dec. 6. Presented by Attorney Dan Newlin, the holiday concert features six acts, with general admission tickets starting at $25 plus a ticketing fee.

DRC to review charter school plat, Ridgebrooke changes and Kelly Park amenity park

Apopka’s Development Review Committee will consider a K-8 charter school plat, proposed Ridgebrooke subdivision changes and an amenity park at Crossroads at Kelly Park on Nov. 4. The meeting begins at 9 a.m. in the City Hall Commission Chambers.
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The Foundation for OCPS has received a $400,000 grant from the Florida Blue Foundation to strengthen school-based food pantries and expand access to nutritious food. The funding will support students and families facing food insecurity throughout Orange County Public Schools.

Foundation for OCPS receives $400,000 to expand school food pantries

The Foundation for OCPS has received a $400,000 grant from the Florida Blue Foundation to strengthen school-based food pantries and expand access to nutritious food. The funding will support students and families facing food insecurity throughout Orange County Public Schools.
Apopka-area voters head to the polls today to help choose county leaders and representatives in Tallahassee and Washington. Amendment 3 also puts property taxes and local government finances before voters, and The Apopka Voice will follow key races and report results after polls close.

Election Day Arrives: Apopka voters face decisions from Orange County to Tallahassee to Washington DC

Apopka-area voters head to the polls today to help choose county leaders and representatives in Tallahassee and Washington. Amendment 3 also puts property taxes and local government finances before voters, and The Apopka Voice will follow key races and report results after polls close.
Orange County voters had cast 324,443 early and mail ballots as of late Monday morning, including 19,542 early in-person ballots at two Apopka-area locations. Registered Democrats accounted for the largest share countywide, but participation by party registration does not reveal which candidates voters supported.

Orange County tops 324,000 ballots; nearly 20,000 cast at two Apopka early voting sites

Orange County voters had cast 324,443 early and mail ballots as of late Monday morning, including 19,542 early in-person ballots at two Apopka-area locations. Registered Democrats accounted for the largest share countywide, but participation by party registration does not reveal which candidates voters supported.
The Apopka Police Department has earned its third state reaccreditation, marking its first renewal under Chief Lovetta Quinn-Henry. Vice Mayor Diane Velazquez and Commissioner Sam Ruth praised the achievement and emphasized the importance of professional policing and public trust.

Apopka Police Department earns reaccreditation, a first under Chief Quinn-Henry

The Apopka Police Department has earned its third state reaccreditation, marking its first renewal under Chief Lovetta Quinn-Henry. Vice Mayor Diane Velazquez and Commissioner Sam Ruth praised the achievement and emphasized the importance of professional policing and public trust.
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Florida’s ACA enrollment opens as rising premiums strain household budgets

Floridians shopping for 2027 health insurance face higher premiums and difficult decisions about what coverage they can afford. Twelve insurers offer plans through HealthCare.gov, where eligible consumers can receive subsidies to lower monthly premiums.

Orange County water and wastewater system earns top AAA bond ratings

Orange County Utilities’ water and wastewater system earned AAA ratings from S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings for bonds issued in October 2026. Both agencies also affirmed their highest ratings on the system’s existing outstanding debt.
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5 Wireless Chargers College Students Actually Need This Semester

Discover five Qi2 wireless chargers that help college students keep phones, watches and headphones powered up while saving valuable dorm room space.

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Apopka’s playoff hopes ended Friday night with a 45-13 loss to Lake Mary as turnovers and defensive breakdowns put the Blue Darters in an early hole. Two touchdown connections between Kai Goodling and Nyzier Collington provided a bright spot as Apopka looks toward its season finale against Wekiva.
Apopka’s playoff hopes ended Friday night with a 45-13 loss to Lake Mary as turnovers and defensive breakdowns put the Blue Darters in an early hole. Two touchdown connections between Kai Goodling and Nyzier Collington provided a bright spot as Apopka looks toward its season finale against Wekiva.
Lightning interrupted Apopka’s Senior Night matchup against Timber Creek with the Blue Darters leading 12-7 and 10:42 remaining in the second quarter. The occasion also highlighted the contributions of Apopka’s graduating seniors and younger players poised to take on bigger roles next season.
A rivalry separated by just eight miles returned Friday night as Apopka scored a touchdown and converted a two-point attempt in the final minute to defeat Lake Brantley 21-15 in front of a homecoming crowd.
Apopka erased a fourth-quarter deficit with a touchdown in the final minute to defeat Lake Brantley 21-15 on homecoming night. Kai Goodling connected with Ceon Cotton for the decisive score and a two-point conversion as the neighboring programs renewed their rivalry.
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A rivalry separated by just eight miles returned Friday night as Apopka scored a touchdown and converted a two-point attempt in the final minute to defeat Lake Brantley 21-15 in front of a homecoming crowd.
A rivalry separated by just eight miles returned Friday night as Apopka scored a touchdown and converted a two-point attempt in the final minute to defeat Lake Brantley 21-15 in front of a homecoming crowd.
A rivalry separated by just eight miles returned Friday night as Apopka scored a touchdown and converted a two-point attempt in the final minute to defeat Lake Brantley 21-15 in front of a homecoming crowd.
A rivalry separated by just eight miles returned Friday night as Apopka scored a touchdown and converted a two-point attempt in the final minute to defeat Lake Brantley 21-15 in front of a homecoming crowd.
A rivalry separated by just eight miles returned Friday night as Apopka scored a touchdown and converted a two-point attempt in the final minute to defeat Lake Brantley 21-15 in front of a homecoming crowd.
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APD reports fraud, burglary, and weapons arrests during Oct. 18–24

Apopka police reported fraud, burglary, weapons, battery and drug arrests during the week of Oct. 18–24. The department also logged 1,624 calls for service, 44 crashes and 74 citations.

Netflix’s November lineup brings holiday movies, returning favorites and Thanksgiving Eve football

Netflix’s November lineup brings returning favorites, holiday movies, documentaries and live Thanksgiving Eve football. Our release calendar details what’s arriving and when, including “Black Doves,” “The Altruists,” “The Hunting Wives” and “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.”

From Apopka Proud to a Florida anthem: State honors John Anderson’s legacy

Gov. Ron DeSantis has designated John Anderson’s “Seminole Wind” as Florida’s official anthem, honoring the Apopka native who died Oct. 21 at age 71. His executive order also directs state officials to establish historic markers in Apopka and rename Lake Apopka’s wildlife drive and trail system in Anderson’s memory.

OCPS reviews early academic progress as micromobility enforcement moves forward

Orange County School Board members reviewed initial student assessment results and campus micromobility enforcement during their Oct. 27 work session. Approximately 1,150 devices are registered at district high schools, with repeated violations potentially leading to confiscation and loss of campus privileges.

A Lighter Financial Burden: Orange County erases another $199 million in medical debt

Orange County’s fourth round of medical debt relief has eliminated $199 million owed by more than 112,000 residents. Recipients will receive confirmation letters from nonprofit partner Undue Medical Debt, with no application required.

Hulu in November: Scandals, sequels, and Santa

Hulu’s November lineup mixes returning dramas, reality television, and new movie arrivals with an early helping of Christmas favorites. Our calendar tracks the announced premieres, film additions, weekly episodes, and podcasts throughout the month.

APD responds to six burglary reports

Apopka police listed six burglaries in their Oct. 18-24 report: three residential, two vehicle, and one commercial. Four of the incidents were reported Oct. 18, with the remaining two reported Oct. 20 and Oct. 23.

What Can Delay a Divorce in Florida? Common Issues That Prolong the Process

Learn what can delay a Florida divorce, from residency requirements and financial disputes to parenting plans and failed mediation.

Selling in Apopka This Spring? Start With the Roof

Selling your Apopka home this spring? Learn how roof inspections, repairs, and replacement can help prevent delays and attract buyers.

Warehouse proposal, residential projects head to DRC

Apopka’s Development Review Committee will consider a proposed warehouse use on Clarcona Road, an 11-lot replat on East Lisa Lane, and two returning residential applications on Wednesday. The meeting begins at 9 a.m. in the City Hall Commission Chambers.

From the Courthouse to Congress: Five races shaping Apopka’s November ballot

The road to Nov. 3 runs through debates over housing costs, traffic, health care, and government accountability. This voter guide examines five races affecting Apopka-area residents and reintroduces the candidates, their priorities, and the choices awaiting voters.

Reminder: Once-a-week watering beginning soon

Once-a-week watering begins Nov. 1. Residents should review the schedule that applies to their property and adjust automatic irrigation timers accordingly.
Keonna Yearwood-Branch is the Director of Workforce Training at Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida.

When AI screens out opportunity: Why human connections still matter in hiring

AI hiring tools can streamline recruitment, but they can also reinforce biases and leave qualified applicants struggling to get an interview. Second Harvest’s Keonna Yearwood-Branch explains how job training and direct employer relationships can help candidates move beyond automated screening.

HBO Max welcomes “The Gilded Age,” holiday favorites and new documentaries in November

HBO Max opens in November with the return of “The Gilded Age” and a holiday favorites collection, including “Elf” and “A Christmas Story.” Our guide covers the announced release calendar, new documentaries, arriving movies, and live sports.

In case you missed it: Apopka remembers a music legend, honors its history and debates City Hall spending

Apopka remembered hometown country music legend John Anderson and celebrated state recognition for Mead’s Bottom, while commissioners debated discretionary spending and legal services. This week’s roundup also includes Mayor Nick Nesta’s call for residents to find common ground and strengthen their community.

Halloween Highway, development reviews, and town hall highlight Apopka’s week ahead

Apopka closes October with free drive-thru trick-or-treating, four development applications scheduled for review, and the Apopka Works for All Town Hall. The Oct. 26-31 calendar also includes Camp Wewa’s Climb Club and a Halloween morning run benefiting The Gina McReynolds Foundation.

Everything coming to Disney+ in November: Percy Jackson returns as holiday specials arrive

Disney+ welcomes the return of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians,” the conclusion of “VisionQuest” and holiday premieres including “Mickey’s Home Alone” and “Dasher.” Our November guide includes the announced release calendar for series, specials, documentaries, live events and podcasts.

Private Jet Fleet Utilization: How Owners Can Improve Aircraft Efficiency

Learn how to evaluate aircraft management companies, compare fees, review maintenance and crew services, and understand charter revenue and contract terms.
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Nesta urges Apopka residents to find common ground and build a stronger community

Apopka Mayor Nick Nesta is encouraging residents to look beyond social media divisions and strengthen their community through everyday connections. In his latest message, he acknowledges questions surrounding changes at City Hall while urging residents to support local businesses, enjoy city parks and get involved.

Aircraft Management Company Selection: Questions Every Jet Owner Should Ask

Learn how to evaluate aircraft management companies, compare fees, review maintenance and crew services, and understand charter revenue and contract terms.

Commissioners' discretionary spending debate turns contentious

A discussion about safeguards for commissioners’ discretionary spending escalated into accusations of racism and disagreements over the Hearts and Souls concert. The Apopka City Commission ultimately voted unanimously to leave the existing policy unchanged until further discussion on Nov. 4.

Apopka remembers John Anderson, hometown singer and country music legend

John Anderson’s journey from Apopka to the Country Music Hall of Fame included decades of hits and memorable returns to his hometown stage. The singer, whose family announced his death Wednesday at 71, leaves a legacy of music and enduring ties to the community where he grew up.

Mead’s Bottom earns state historical marker honoring Apopka’s Black history

Florida has approved a state historical marker for Mead’s Bottom, one of Northwest Orange County’s oldest Black settlements. The designation recognizes a community’s role in Apopka’s development and follows three years of research and advocacy by the Apopka & Northwest Orange County Historical Society.

Orange County residents dig into food waste composting pilot

Orange County’s residential composting pilot drew interest from more than 600 people, with more than 220 residents participating through free composting bins or food waste collection service trials. Enrollment has closed, but participant feedback will help guide potential improvements and expansion.

Apple TV’s November lineup brings heists, holiday cheer and second chances

Apple TV’s November lineup includes the return of “Stick,” Awkwafina’s culinary docuseries, and the heist thriller “12 12 12.” New films, a Snoopy holiday special, and a free “A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” weekend round out the month’s announced highlights.

City Commission weighs bringing legal counsel into City Hall

Apopka officials are exploring legal representation options that could include scheduled attorney hours inside City Hall. The discussion drew support for greater access to counsel and concerns about pursuing changes while essential leadership positions remain vacant.

DRC approves Kelly Park revision, seeks changes to warehouse and car wash plans

Apopka’s Development Review Committee approved a revised construction site plan for Crossroads at Kelly Park Phase 3B during its Oct. 21 meeting. Applicants for a Hogshead Road warehouse and Lux Car Wash agreed to address remaining city comments before resubmitting their plans.

Duke Energy offers monthly bill credits for charging EVs during off-peak hours

Eligible Duke Energy Florida customers can earn a $7.50 monthly bill credit by charging their electric vehicles during designated off-peak hours. The program requires a Level 2 charger and allows customers to enroll up to two EVs per account.

APD reports four burglaries, including Timberline Road case, leading to an armed burglary arrest

Apopka police reported four burglaries during Oct. 11-17, including a vehicle burglary linked to an arrest on armed burglary and aggravated assault charges. The department’s weekly reports also list battery, theft, DUI and drug cases, along with 1,563 calls for service.

Prime Video’s November lineup brings ‘The Rings of Power,’ ‘Blade Runner’ and sports legends

Prime Video’s announced November lineup includes “The Greatest,” “Madden,” a new season of “The Rings of Power” and the debut of “Blade Runner 2099.” Our calendar highlights confirmed premieres and a Black Friday sports schedule available without a subscription.

City Commission to discuss legal representation, impact fees and 55-home development

The Apopka City Commission will discuss attorney representation and impact fees Wednesday before considering a 55-home development and three annexation ordinances. The October 21 meetings begin at 5 pm and 6 pm at City Hall, with public comment opportunities and a livestream.

Strong Towns Apopka invites volunteers to beautify West Orange Trail this weekend

Strong Towns Apopka and local partners will host West Orange Trail Beautification Day on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 8 to 10 a.m. Residents and families can help with native plantings, participate in art activities and attend a dedication celebrating the collaborative project.

UF/IFAS Orange County offers November classes on housing, gardening and backyard chickens

UF/IFAS Extension Orange County’s November schedule features eight programs ranging from financial education for renters and homebuyers to backyard chicken care and wildlife habitat. Events run Nov. 4-19, with registration required and fees ranging from free to $12.51.

Auto Vault Orlando opens in Apopka following investment of more than $10 million

Auto Vault Orlando has opened in Apopka, bringing secure vehicle storage and a private automotive club to a 53,000-square-foot facility. The business represents an investment of more than $10 million, with lounge memberships and vehicle storage available separately.

Lyophilized Formulation Variables and Reconstitution Stoichiometry: A Technical Guide for Retatrutide (LY3437943) Reference Vials

Learn how retatrutide vial labels, peptide purity, formulation details, and molarity calculations affect research documentation and concentration accuracy.

Warehouse, car wash and Kelly Park revisions head to DRC

A proposed 30,000-square-foot warehouse, the first phase of Lux Car Wash and revised plans for Crossroads at Kelly Park Phase 3B are on Apopka’s Wednesday development review agenda. The committee meets at 9 a.m. Oct. 21 in the City Hall Commission Chambers.

A seat at the table: Apopka seeks Planning Commission applicants after chairman’s resignation

Apopka is accepting applications for a vacant Planning Commission seat following former Chairman William Gusler’s June resignation amid disagreements over the board’s role in managing growth. City residents interested in helping review development proposals and guide land-use policy have until November 6 to apply.

From the fields to the family table: Farmworker Association plans Apopka community dinner

The Farmworker Association of Florida invites the community to a family-style dinner featuring harvests from its gardens on Friday at the Apopka Community Center. The evening will also include live entertainment, a raffle, an auction, and a market of local makers. Tickets are still available.

Florida home sales edge higher in third quarter, but September brings a slowdown

Florida’s housing market posted modest sales gains in the third quarter of 2026, with existing single-family home sales rising 0.2% and condo-townhouse sales increasing 3.1% from a year earlier. However, September sales declined in both categories as higher mortgage rates weighed on market momentum.

AAA: Oil price surge could send Florida gas prices higher this week

Florida gas prices eased over the weekend after hitting $4.23 per gallon on Thursday, but AAA warns another increase may be coming. Rising crude oil prices and concerns about global supplies could reverse the recent relief at the pump.

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