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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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Culture – not travel – inspires appreciation for foreign foods, UF/IFAS study finds
What are the most influential factors leading to the acceptance of foreign foods consumed in this country? According to a new UF/IFAS study, sociodemographic backgrounds and culture are key indicators.  more
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Parks and Recreation are not 'superfluous' to the neighborhoods inside the Apopka CRA
The Apopka CRA Board discussed the idea of turning a city-owned property on South 8th Street and Highland Avenue into either six new homes, five new homes, four bigger homes, or four homes and a pocket park. more
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UF/IFAS researchers work to prevent a disease threatening your favorite chocolate
A group of UF/IFAS plant pathologists has partnered with the Mars confectionary company to safeguard those cacao tree pods – and the precious beans nestled inside – from a devastating disease: black pod rot. 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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2nd Annual MLK Day of Service Million Meal Pack a huge success
4,500 volunteers, with 21 local sponsors, helped pack 1,013,580 healthy meals. The event also raised $10,000 for scholarship funds for local students. more
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Citrus industry, ‘decimated’ by greening, clings to hope, Simpson says
The citrus industry was worth about $7 billion in the 2020-2021 fiscal year, according to University of Florida researchers.  more
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CareerSource Central Florida is hosting Hearts for Veterans Job Fair to connect Veterans with local employment opportunities
Participating companies include the City of Orlando, Addition Financial Credit Union, Price Shopper, Allied Universal, McLane, Walden Security, Rosen Hotels & Resorts, Alorica, UF Health, Lake County Transit, The Groove Hotel and Resorts, and more. 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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All photos in this article are of Dr. Baptiste, aka Andre the Farmer, volunteering at an Orange County public school.
Ready to start a Spring Garden? Andre the Farmer is ready to help
In Central Florida, spring is one of our best growing seasons. With no fear of frosty nights and 100-degree days, we have the perfect conditions for growing pretty much any vegetable we wish. 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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Duke Energy Florida offers free home and business energy assessments, money-saving rebate programs
Home Energy Checks can be completed in one of the following ways – all of which are free to residential customers: Online, over the phone, or in person, which involves a Duke Energy advisor coming to the home to perform the comprehensive assessment. more
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New restaurant opens in Apopka
As the only restaurant in the Orlando area to serve both Indian and Thai cuisines, Paradise Tandoor and Biryani offers a one-of-a-kind dining experience that blends the rich spices of Indian food with the zesty, aromatic flavors of Thai cooking. 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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A neighborhood in Sarasota, Florida, that was chosen for radical change while other neighborhoods stay exactly the same.
America’s “Grand Housing Bargain” is broken. It's time for a new one.
The current grand bargain is simple: No neighborhood needs to change; they can all stay in their current form, but in exchange, one or two neighborhoods will experience radical transformation. more
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Social Border Grill delivers food as part of World Central Kitchen relief efforts at an Eaton Fire temporary shelter in Pasadena, Calif., on Jan. 9, 2025.
How nonprofits pitch in before, during and after disasters strike
Collaboration is a hallmark of how nonprofits respond to disasters. These organizations often work alongside government agencies and private sector partners in coordinated efforts. 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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Hope CommUnity Center opening a food pantry in Apopka
Guided by its slogan "Filled with Hope," HCC wants to ensure every individual has access to food in a welcoming and supportive environment. more
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Ringing in the New Year with reliable natural gas
Natural gas isn’t just a choice for today—it’s a smart investment in your future. If your New Year’s goals include saving money, enhancing energy efficiency, or making sustainable lifestyle changes, the District is here to help you achieve them easily.  more
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UF/IFAS researchers deploy drones to perfect nutrient rates
The UF/IFAS Best Management Practices Lab is using drones to develop algorithms that estimate nutrient application rates for optimal crop yields. more
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Orange County Public Schools is hiring bus drivers and mechanics
School bus drivers are responsible for safely transporting students to and from school, creating a reliable bridge between home and education. more
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A look down a grocery aisle at Aldi.
House lawmakers file bipartisan bill encouraging construction of grocery stores in food deserts
HB 89 would allow local governments to authorize “small-footprint grocery stores” in food insecure areas, as designated by the state Office of Economic and Demographic Research. more
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Research shows that holding down a job as a teenager has real benefits later in life.
Goodwill partners with local school districts to give students hands-on job training and experience
Goodwill Industries of Central Florida recently expanded its job training program to serve local high school students and provide them with hands-on experience by working in its stores.  more
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City Council: "Put a hold on new development until we have the infrastructure"
OCPS calculates that these 1,150 single-family homes will add an additional 472 students to our Apopka schools. This does not consider the unspecified number of Paulucci Acres multi-unit family units that will generate even more students. more
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