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Apopka City Hall
City Council approves funding agreement for Main Street Apopka
The decision, made during the May 21st council meeting, includes a $50,000 allocation for the upcoming fiscal year. However, the approval followed public concern over missing or incomplete documentation in the organization’s submitted materials prior to the vote. more
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Future-Proofing Your Creative Agency Through Smarter Digital Support
This article highlights that one of the most impactful ways to stay ahead is by integrating smarter digital support strategies that enhance service offerings, improve efficiency, and drive sustainable growth. more
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Apopka Youth Works intern program's first session fast approaching
Designed to ignite the potential of young adults, the program equips local youth with practical job skills while helping them explore possible career paths. The best part for local businesses? Interns are paid through CareerSource Central Florida, so there is no financial cost to participating employers. more
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Council to consider releasing mineral rights for Apopka City Center property
Taurus has requested that the city formally release those rights to facilitate a potential sale of the property to another buyer, reportedly at the request of a lender involved in the transaction. more
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Epic Universe at Universal Studios in Orlando.
An Epic Collaboration: How Orange County played a monumental role in Universal’s new theme park
To make the giant theme park a reality, Orange County Government issued 1,150 permits and conducted nearly 34,000 inspections across the 750-acre property. more
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Feeding brighter futures at Second Harvest’s Culinary Training Program
This is just one of more than 500 stories Second Harvest has created since launching the Culinary Training Program in 2013. more
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Apopka City Hall
Document confusion delays Apopka warehouse project at Development Review Committee meeting
The project, submitted by developer and property owner Michael Cooper, was set for discussion during the meeting as a resubmittal for the project located at 357 West Fourth Street, just three blocks from City Hall. more
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Natural Gas demand continues to rise as LANGD welcomes 30,000th customer
LANGD’s growth over the past decade has been remarkable, with a 93% expansion in service area as more homeowners and businesses turn to natural gas as their preferred energy source. more
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Why “permanent” retainers aren’t so permanent
A fixed retainer is a wire placed behind the teeth and bonded on to hold those teeth in place. It is usually attached to the front six teeth. It can extend further back, but the more teeth included, the more opportunities there are for breakage.  more
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Tracking Borders and Building Trust in Online Sportsbooks
Looking at the cultural localization and compliance of local regulatory requirements would force online gambling providers to verify that players can only access gambling sites and applications from legally permitted regions. more
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How to Register a Company in Italy: An Overview of Procedures
This article provides an in-depth look into the Italian business market, legal requirements Italy for company formation, and key considerations for setting up a business as a foreign entity. more
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Lawmakers convene in a joint session in the Florida House of Representatives chamber to hear Gov. Ron DeSantis deliver the State of the State address on March 4, 2025.
House marries insurance litigation changes to phosphate mining bill
The original Senate proposal would establish a defense for companies from lawsuits related to pollution on sites of former phosphate mines, which had drawn wide support, with only three senators voting against it on April 15th. The House tacked on a proposal Friday that would award attorney’s fees to the winning party in insurance litigation to a Senate bill that would extend new legal … more
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Is your phone listening to you? We fact-checked five surveillance myths
To address these concerns, Stacker.com investigated five common fears about tech surveillance and separated fact from fiction. more
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The New Normal in Healthcare: What Digital Innovation Looks Like
As digital health continues to evolve, the ability to adapt and innovate will be essential for providers seeking to remain competitive and deliver higher-quality care in a rapidly changing landscape. more
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Apopka CRA dollars at work: Domino’s building getting a facelift
Originally constructed as a gas station, the building has long stood as a landmark at one of the city's most prominent intersections. more
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The Apopka Voice remains committed to telling the deeper story of Apopka
The Apopka Voice has remained committed to asking the questions that our readers want to hear, and finding the answers that they deserve to have. more
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Four Ways Florida Makes Life Easier and More Affordable
From tax savings to affordable utilities, Florida has unique advantages. These benefits help both individuals and businesses thrive. Here are four key reasons why many choose to call the state home. more
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Key Strategies to Minimize Legal Risks in Medical Billing
It's essential for healthcare providers to follow compliance rules and implement the right strategies to reduce legal risks in medical billing. Let’s take a closer look at how you can minimize legal risks in medical billing. more
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How Local Businesses Can Raise the Morale of Their Workforce
Learn how local businesses can effectively boost employee morale through practical strategies. Here's all you need to know! more
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Farmworkers at Del Bosque Farms pick and pack melons on a mobile platform in Firebaugh, Calif., in July 2021.
Providing farmworkers with health insurance is worth it for their employers − new research
The study determined that if 20% more farmworkers got health insurance coverage, they would have earned $23,063 a year in 2022, up from $22,482 if they did not. In this scenario, their employers would earn $7,303 in net profits per worker annually versus $6,598. more
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With infrastructure not meeting the community's needs, it's time for a moratorium on development in Apopka
Olsen: "The infrastructure cost required to support development should fall to the property owner and developer. The power, water, sewer, roadways, sidewalks, schools, and parks to support the new development should not fall on current Taxpayers." more
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An Essential Guide to Looking After Your Business's Commercial Property
Proper maintenance and protection of your commercial property are essential for long-term business success. Learn how to safeguard your investment. more
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Five Key Signs That Your Business is Ready to Enter the Federal Market Through a GSA Contract
In this article, we’ll explore five key signs that indicate your business is ready to enter the federal market through a GSA Contract — and how to recognize when the time is right to take the next step. more
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The Florida Historic Capitol Museum is located in front of the new Capitol building in Tallahassee.
Lawmakers could make property insurers reveal influence of litigation, fees on premiums
The bill, SB 888, would require insurers to file the transparency report with the Office of Insurance Regulation when they request a rate change after October 1st. more
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Five Ways to Improve the Efficiency of Your Healthcare Business
This article will get you started: today, you’ll learn about five clever ways to improve and offer your patients exactly what they need when they need it.  more
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