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New CEO for AdventHealth Apopka named
AdventHealth has appointed Brad Hillmon as the new chief executive officer of AdventHealth Apopka. Hillmon brings more than a decade of health care leadership within AdventHealth and a lifelong connection to the Apopka community, focusing on expanding services and whole-person care. more
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Addition Financial Credit Union opens student-run branch at Apopka High School
Addition Financial and Orange County Public Schools celebrated the grand opening of a student-run credit union branch at Apopka High School, the 12th of its kind in Central Florida. The program trains students to operate the branch, providing real-world financial and professional experience. more
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Apopka Chamber in Crisis: Emails reveal bitter split between chairman and president
The Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce is experiencing a leadership crisis after President and CEO Dr. Nick Grounds was abruptly terminated by the executive committee. Conflicting emails between Grounds and Chairman Matt DiSalvatore outline disputes over authority, contractor payments, and transparency, leaving the Chamber’s future uncertain. more
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Developing Story: Leadership turmoil rocks Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce
The Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce has called an emergency board meeting for Wednesday after what leaders described as “difficult decisions” leading to the termination of Chamber President/CEO Dr. Nick Grounds. Grounds disputes the actions taken and says the full board should decide the organization’s next steps. more
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Orange County’s Tech Industry: Building a Future Beyond the Coastline
A satellite manufacturer might share a street with a VR gaming studio, while a semiconductor firm operates two doors down from a software startup. This mix has been decades in the making, driven by local universities producing engineering graduates, investment from both coasts, and a willingness to support companies in very different parts of the technology spectrum. more
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Downtown Apopka’s new mural set for grand reveal on August 22nd
Main Street Apopka will unveil its newest public art installation, The Downtown Mural, on August 22 at 1 p.m. at 2 E. Main Street. Created by Apopka native Ridge Bonnick, the colorful piece is part of a larger effort to spark economic growth, celebrate the city’s character, and invite residents and visitors to explore downtown. more
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Expand Your Offering: Embed Crypto Payments into Your Product with CaaS
If your company sees the potential of digital asset payments and already has a network of merchants interested in this option, launching your own crypto gateway can make sense. However, building such a system demands resources that most businesses lack. Here are a few tips to help. more
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'The Downtown Mural' will bring bold new art to the heart of Apopka
A dynamic new mural is taking shape at 2 E. Main Street, turning Domino’s Pizza into a canvas that celebrates Apopka’s culture and community pride. Designed by acclaimed local artist Ridge Bonnick, the piece marks a milestone in Main Street Apopka’s mission to revitalize and reimagine its historic downtown. more
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AdventHealth Apopka names new Chief Nursing Officer
AdventHealth Apopka has named Latonya McCoy as its new Chief Nursing Officer, recognizing her dedication to clinical excellence and community health. McCoy will oversee nursing operations as the hospital continues its mission of delivering compassionate, whole‑person care. more
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Orange County launches Small Business Enterprise Program with webinars to expand local opportunities
Orange County has introduced a Small Business Enterprise Program aimed at giving local entrepreneurs greater access to procurement and contracting opportunities. A series of 21 virtual webinars from July 18 through August 1 will explain the program, outline certification steps, and provide valuable tools for growth. more
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Nelson: City not positioned to buy or bail out Errol or RSR golf course lands
Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson distanced the City from any plans to purchase or financially rescue the golf course lands at Rock Springs Ridge or Errol Estate, following questions raised by Commissioner Diane Velazquez. more
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Historic Apopka Landmark Changes Hands: Rowley Family Enterprises acquires Seaboard Airline Railway Station 
The Rowley Family Enterprises has purchased the historic Seaboard Airline Railway Station on East Station Street from longtime steward Matt Jordan, marking a bold step for downtown revitalization. more
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Florida’s Gambling Landscape Poised for Transformation as Seminole Tribe Eyes iGaming Expansion
Already a dominant force in the state’s gambling industry, the Tribe’s foray into digital casino games would represent a bold step into a rapidly evolving market. This could potentially unlock new revenue streams and reshape how Floridians engage with gambling. more
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Main Street Apopka opens part-time Executive Assistant role as organization expands leadership team
Main Street Apopka is hiring a part-time Executive Assistant to help lead the charge in reimagining the heart of the city. The new hybrid role will support daily operations, offer professional development perks, and serve as a potential path to full-time leadership. more
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Apopka Historical Society plans downtown green spaces and museum expansion through Brownfield partnership
Apopka leaders are working with the Brownfield Association to redevelop brownfield sites into green spaces and a larger museum that can host traveling exhibits and art galleries. The partnership aims to promote sustainable growth while preserving Apopka’s rich history. more
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How to Reduce the Likelihood of Employee Errors
Despite errors ranging from minor oversights to significant mistakes, this can result in negative consequences in some cases. To learn how to reduce employee errors from occurring, keep reading the three tips in this article. more
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Florida Acts on Illegal Gambling in Central and South Florida
Gambling laws are important to ensure player safety but also, in the bigger picture, to maintain the state’s financial situation. more
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“The primary concern is on our major arteries and infrastructure, we have the ability to run fiber for all the future growth that’s coming," Apopka Police Chief Michael McKinley said. "What is our fiber capability for Wyld Oaks? Nothing. What is our plan for fiber connectivity in Wyld Oaks? Nothing. We are going to have a need for the intersection lights up there, improvements to signaling, and whatever else we’ll need.”
McKinley raises safety concerns over the lack of fiber internet infrastructure in Apopka
Apopka Police Chief Michael McKinley is calling for a proactive strategy to install conduit for future fiber-optic infrastructure during new development projects. Citing public safety needs and skyrocketing retrofit costs, he says laying the groundwork now could save the city millions. more
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Celebrities Promote Mental Health Awareness and Self-Care
Celebrity activism has encouraged many to look after their emotional well-being more, creating an environment where everyone can feel supported. Here is how they do it. more
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Why Immigrants in Florida Need Legal Representation Now More Than Ever
This article explores the factors driving this necessity and highlights the significance of having competent legal support for immigrants residing in the Sunshine State. more
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The Critical Role of Molding in Medical Innovations
Central to all these inventions is a common yet overlooked process: molding. This method is critical for making medical devices while controlling accuracy and dependability. more
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Just Like Momma’s serves up comfort, soul, and community in the heart of Apopka
Since opening in July 2024, Just Like Momma's has quickly become a neighborhood favorite, thanks to the warmth and flavor Valerie Sparkman and her family bring to the kitchen. more
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Quest breaks fundraising record to empower Central Florida residents with developmental disabilities
On May 16 and 17, hundreds of people gathered at Caribe Royale in Orlando for Quest’s largest fundraiser of the year - Wine Quest. more
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Your Community's Wild Card: Embracing Change and Innovation Locally
By embracing innovation at the local level, communities can unlock solutions that speak directly to their needs, revitalize local economies, and build connections that stand the test of time. more
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Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson presents an update on the Border Lake issue at the April 2nd City Council meeting.
Apopka CRA Board approves budget amendments for fiscal year 2025
Questions arose over project allocations and outdated line items, including a $400,000 allocation for a land acquisition that is no longer viable due to the property owner's refusal to sell. more
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