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Keeping the Gas Flowing: Celebrating Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day
On Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day—March 18th— the Lake Apopka Natural Gas District proudly celebrates them all, recognizing their teamwork, expertise, and passion. more
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Why Fire Safety Glass Matters in Modern Building Design
In the early days, fire protection focused primarily on structural integrity. However, as urbanization led to denser developments, the risk of catastrophic fires increased, necessitating more sophisticated solutions. more
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When is the right time to see an orthodontist?
A great rule of thumb is that while it may be too early to start braces, it’s never too early for a consultation, especially when most consultations for braces are free. more
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University of Florida cornerback Dijon Johnson (27) and safety D.J. Douglas (12) celebrate a big play in the Gasparilla Bowl against Tulane University in Tampa, Fla. on Dec. 20, 2024.
Florida House to study name, image, and likeness rights issues
College athletes can sign deals which allow them to earn money for the use of their name, image and likeness for advertisements or other media, such as podcasts or radio show appearances.  more
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Why Web Design and SEO Go Hand-in-Hand
A good web design alone isn’t enough; search engine optimization (SEO) plays a crucial role in ensuring that your website is discoverable. more
How to Enhance Security Using ID Scanning Technology
Whether you are trying to ensure only the right people are in the right place, speeding up entry, or preventing fraud, ID scanning technology is a powerful tool. more
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In 1955, Annie Easley began her career as a “human computer,” doing computations for researchers. This involved analyzing problems and doing calculations by hand.
The Power of Progress: Honoring Black Leaders in Energy History
From trailblazing pioneers who shaped the natural gas sector to modern-day visionaries driving innovation, the contributions of Black leaders have been instrumental in advancing safe, reliable, and affordable energy for all.  Including local pioneers, as well. more
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Should Apopka implement a moratorium on development?
Olsen: "Given the current development already approved and given the operational, infrastructure and growth challenges that Apopka faces we should IMMEDIATELY implement a development moratorium." more
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Goodwill extends store hours at Apopka and additional locations
Starting February 16th, Goodwill will extend store hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sundays at the Apopka and other locations. more
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Main Street Apopka’s Showcase of Cars draws enthusiastic crowd to historic downtown
With 62 classic, vintage, and antique cars on display, car enthusiasts and community members gathered to admire a stunning lineup of automotive history.  more
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Hand and Stone in Apopka cutting ribbon in February
Situated at 600 Hunt Club Boulevard in the popular Hunt Club Corners Plaza, Hand & Stone of Apopka is another clear sign of the brand’s ongoing mission to make wellness, relaxation, and self-care accessible to more communities. more
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UF study taps into flourishing Florida craft beer market
The study supports Florida's craft beer community by providing valuable, data-driven insights that could help these breweries make more informed decisions about their marketing and consumer engagement strategies. more
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How Commercial Satellite Imagery Tracks Economic Activity
Analysts can derive insights into trends by examining alterations from a viewpoint that, in turn, provides significant data for businesses and policymakers alike.  more
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SBA opens Business Recovery Center in Orange County: Disaster loans available for hurricane relief
Customer service representatives at the BRC will assist business owners in completing their disaster loan applications, accept documents for existing applications, and provide updates on an application’s status. more
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How to Ensure Cultural Sensitivity in Global Test Designs
In this article, I will explain how to ensure cultural sensitivity in global test designs and make your tests work everywhere. more
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The Success Story of Bizzo Casino
Thanks to continuous improvement and orientation to user needs, the brand quickly gained trust and strengthened its position in the international arena. more
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Orange County is planning for the future with Vision 2050
For Vision 2050 to be successful, the County must change its antiquated zoning rules to something a little more modern. As Orange County prepares for the next 30 years, it must change the way it manages growth . This strategy for the future is laid out in the County’s new long-term … more
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Customer First: Orange County rolls out live training and extra support for permitting services
Orange County Government issues roughly 81,000 vertical building permits a year, making it the busiest and largest permitting agency in Central Florida. more
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Examples of citrus greening.
Florida citrus is expected to produce the smallest crop in over a century
After two back-to-back hurricanes – Helene and Milton – in late September and early October, the USDA released its December forecast for the 2024-2025 citrus harvest. It's poised to be the smallest in over a century. more
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What's open on New Year's Day in Orange County?
Happy New Year, Apopka! As we turn the page from 2024 and celebrate the arrival of 2025, here's a list of businesses and places open on New Year's Day. more
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Report: Florida's citrus industry crop is down 90% from two decades before
The report by Florida Taxwatch says the industry is under assault by citrus diseases and hurricanes. Florida was hit by three hurricanes this year alone, with two of them, Helene and Milton, impacting the citrus industry.  more
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Report: Parents will spend nearly $500 per child on Christmas gifts in Florida
The nationwide average of 1.85 children per household means most parents buy for nearly two little holiday enthusiasts who can rack up requests like none other. more
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Main Street Apopka wants more for the downtown and local businesses
With almost 100 small businesses throughout the greater downtown area, Apopka has notable potential to become the destination and not just a pass-through for something else. more
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The economics of unused gift cards
The Most Popular Christmas Present? Gift cards. They are so popular that they account for 55% of the average shopper’s annual gift budget. more
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Dirty hands of children from construction work. World Day Against Child Labour concept.
Child labor in agriculture: A growing concern in Florida
While you can start working a regular job at 14, the Fair Labor Standards Act prohibits youth under 18 from working hazardous jobs. That is, except in one industry: agriculture, where you can work at 16. more
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