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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.
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. more
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As demand for services grows and traditional funding becomes less predictable, nonprofits are looking for additional ways to sustain their work. Derrick Chubbs shares how Second Harvest’s Plate Above Catering turns meal purchases into support for hunger relief in Central Florida.
Turning purchases into purpose: A path to nonprofit sustainability
As demand for services grows and traditional funding becomes less predictable, nonprofits are looking for additional ways to sustain their work. Derrick Chubbs shares how Second Harvest’s Plate Above Catering turns meal purchases into support for hunger relief in Central Florida. more
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A job can provide purpose, structure, and independence, but people with developmental disabilities often face barriers to employment. In this guest opinion, Quest Inc. President and CEO John Gill outlines how businesses, families, and community members can help create opportunities.
Ready to work: Opening doors for people with developmental disabilities
A job can provide purpose, structure, and independence, but people with developmental disabilities often face barriers to employment. In this guest opinion, Quest Inc. President and CEO John Gill outlines how businesses, families, and community members can help create opportunities. more
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How Mitochondria Research Is Reshaping Aging Science
Scientists are studying mitochondria from three angles – the fuel they burn, the messages they send and the structure that holds them together. Here’s what key NAD+ and peptide studies have found so far. more
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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.
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. more
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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. more
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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.
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. more
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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. more
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Energy decisions should work like other choices families and businesses make based on their needs, priorities, and budgets, according to Lake Apopka Natural Gas District CEO Brent Haywood. During Public Natural Gas Week, Haywood argues that preserving natural gas infrastructure gives current and future Apopka residents another option rather than requiring them to use it.
OP/ED: Energy choice starts with giving people options
Energy decisions should work like other choices families and businesses make based on their needs, priorities, and budgets, according to Lake Apopka Natural Gas District CEO Brent Haywood. During Public Natural Gas Week, Haywood argues that preserving natural gas infrastructure gives current and future Apopka residents another option rather than requiring them to use it. more
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Central Florida Community Arts is searching for an executive director to lead the nonprofit as artist participation and production attendance grow. The organization is seeking a leader with experience in fundraising, collaboration, and community engagement.
Central Florida Community Arts seeks new executive director
Central Florida Community Arts is searching for an executive director to lead the nonprofit as artist participation and production attendance grow. The organization is seeking a leader with experience in fundraising, collaboration, and community engagement. more
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The Continued Development of Homes and Buildings in Florida
Florida's housing and building sectors continue to evolve, blending historic architecture with new construction, housing growth and hurricane-resistant building standards. more
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The Apopka Planning Commission will consider plans for 557 single-family homes and two industrial projects Tuesday evening. The agenda also includes a special exception for overnight commercial-vehicle parking and a Land Development Code workshop.
Planning Commission to review plans for 557 homes, industrial projects
The Apopka Planning Commission will consider plans for 557 single-family homes and two industrial projects Tuesday evening. The agenda also includes a special exception for overnight commercial-vehicle parking and a Land Development Code workshop. more
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Making a Mark: Six Orange County Businesses Shaping the County's Growth in 2026
From a new $15 million emergency room in Apopka to a Michelin-recognized sushi bar in Winter Park, here are six Orange County businesses that expanded, opened, or made news in 2026. more
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Bojangles has opened a new restaurant at 3050 State Road 436 in Apopka. The location is the Carolina-based chain’s seventh restaurant in the Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne market.
Bojangles opens a new Apopka restaurant on State Road 436
Bojangles has opened a new restaurant at 3050 State Road 436 in Apopka. The location is the Carolina-based chain’s seventh restaurant in the Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne market. more
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The Florida Blue Foundation is accepting grant applications from nonprofits working to improve maternal health outcomes across the state.
Florida Blue Foundation offers $3 million for maternal health initiatives
The Florida Blue Foundation is accepting grant applications from nonprofits working to improve maternal health outcomes statewide. Approximately $3 million will support programs addressing chronic health conditions, maternal mental health, and barriers to care in rural and under-resourced communities. more
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Labor, Community, and Faith Organizations Call on World’s Largest Grower and Apopka Employer to Join National Program called ‘Planting Justice’ to Eradicate Labor Abuses
Apopka groups will rally September 8 urging Costa Farms to join Planting Justice and address labor and human rights concerns among plant nursery workers. more
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The Apopka City Commission unanimously approved the major development plan for a four-story Fairfield Inn and TownePlace Suites hotel at Floridian Town Center. The developer must complete the construction site plan review, while a related Fudge Road annexation will return for a final hearing on September 16.
Marriott hotel moves closer to construction at Floridian Town Center
The Apopka City Commission unanimously approved the major development plan for a four-story Fairfield Inn and TownePlace Suites hotel at Floridian Town Center. The developer must complete the construction site plan review, while a related Fudge Road annexation will return for a final hearing on September 16. more
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Can you sue a grocery store for a slip and fall?
Grocery store slip-and-fall accidents can cause serious injuries. Learn about common hazards, store responsibilities and the legal requirements for premises liability claims. more
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Cornerstone Connections has received a $100,000 grant from the Truist Foundation to expand its Connecting H.O.P.E. employment program for non-custodial parents. The funding will enhance career coaching, case management, and wraparound services designed to help participants secure long-term employment and better support their children.
Cornerstone Connections receives $100,000 Truist Foundation grant to expand employment program
Cornerstone Connections has received a $100,000 grant from the Truist Foundation to expand its Connecting H.O.P.E. employment program for non-custodial parents. The funding will enhance career coaching, case management, and wraparound services designed to help participants secure long-term employment and better support their children. more
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The Seminole County Chamber has received a Communications Excellence Best in Show award for its ChamberWORKS! video series. The national recognition is the chamber’s third major industry award in the past 18 months.
Seminole County Chamber earns national communications award for video series
The Seminole County Chamber has received a Communications Excellence Best in Show award for its ChamberWORKS! video series. The national recognition is the chamber’s third major industry award in the past 18 months. more
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What Florida Commercial Property Owners Should Check After a Hurricane, Even When a Building Looks Fine
Learn how Florida commercial property owners can spot hidden hurricane damage, inspect key areas, and know when to call a structural engineer. more
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While U.S. produce prices are rising across the board, tomatoes are among the most affected.
A perfect storm of factors is driving up US produce prices, but shoppers can still save
Prices for tomatoes, lettuce and other fresh produce have climbed substantially over the past year as disruptions ripple through the agricultural supply chain. Shoppers can reduce costs by choosing less-affected foods and substituting canned or frozen produce when appropriate. more
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Orange County is offering a free four-part training series designed to help entrepreneurs and small business owners better understand the county services and regulations that affect their businesses.
Orange County launches free boot camp to help small businesses navigate county services
Orange County is offering a free four-part training series designed to help entrepreneurs and small business owners better understand the county services and regulations that affect their businesses. The workshops will cover zoning, building safety, business development, and procurement opportunities while connecting participants with county experts. more
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Former Apopka City Commissioner Alexander Smith (from left), Apopka Vice Mayor Diane Velazquez, Apopka High School graduate Jayden Safford, and Lake Apopka Natural Gas District General Manager and CEO Brent E. Haywood, P.E., pose following a scholarship presentation Thursday. Safford received a $3,000 LANGD Skilled Trades Scholarship to pursue a career in welding.
Apopka High graduate earns $3,000 LANGD scholarship to pursue welding career
Recent Apopka High School graduate Jayden Safford received a $3,000 scholarship from the Lake Apopka Natural Gas District to pursue a career in welding. The scholarship is part of LANGD's effort to support students entering high-demand skilled trades and strengthen the region's future workforce. more
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Condominiums and hotels line the Atlantic coastline in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Photo: Natalie Chandler / The Center Square
Florida TaxWatch warns Iran conflict could slow Florida economy, tourism growth
A new Florida TaxWatch report says the conflict involving Iran has created a "severe shift" in Florida's short-term economic outlook. Rising energy costs and disruptions to global oil shipments are expected to impact tourism, unemployment, and overall economic growth in the years ahead. more
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