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Need help with your palm trees? UF/IFAS offers instruction
There is a team of University of Florida scientists ready to take on your palm tree woes with a Palm Short Course presented by a team of experts. more
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A Day Without Immigrants demonstration coming to Orange County
In cities around America, thousands of construction companies, restaurants, and other businesses are bracing for "A Day Without Immigrants," a combination boycott/strike that highlights the contributions of immigrants to U.S. business and culture. more
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To continue spreading the love of the safety of natural gas, this Valentine’s Day, LANGD is donating nearly 400 smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to local fire departments in Apopka and Clermont. The fire departments will then install the detectors in homes in need of this type of technology to keep local citizens safe.  
Natural Gas: The heartwarming choice
Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to spoil the people you love most in your life. That's why LANGD is prioritizing love to their customers all year-round, with extra on V-day. more
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Want to Start Your Own business? Here's How
It takes a little luck and a lot of dedication to become successful most of the time for your small business. Here is a guide on starting your business to ensure that it is destined for success. more
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Owners of Errol Estate golf course lands push back on Nelson's claims in debate
At the January 31st Apopka Mayoral debate, Mayor Bryan Nelson was asked about the progress made on the defunct golf courses at Errol Estate and Rock Springs Ridge, and what the city's role should be. more
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Apopka City Center breaks ground on Starbucks, Brew Theory
Brew Theory Marketplace will consist of a 12,000 square foot food hall with offerings that incorporate many of Orlando’s finest restaurant concepts. Starbucks will be located on Main Street and McGee Avenue. more
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Orange County Rental Assistance Program a pandemic lifeline
The program is an income-based initiative aimed at helping Orange County’s most vulnerable tenants. It provides financial assistance to those who are past-due in rent as a result of the pandemic. more
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Farmworkers Association responds to protests against legal migrants employed by Apopka nursery
According to reports, approximately 100 migrant workers were dropped off at the Extended Stay Hotel in Maitland. Despite their legal status, protesters gathered outside the hotel... more
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Economic Development dominates mayoral debate
Before a live crowd of almost 300, an overflow audience at the nearby Victory Church, and hundreds more watching on live stream at home and at watch parties across the community, the two candidates for mayor of Apopka illustrated the stark differences in their approach to leading Apopka into the future. more
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Goodwill shares some love in February with on-target webinars for job-seekers
 Kick off February with practical and insightful webinars to help you be more effective in your job search. Landing the right job for you is possible, especially when you take time to hone your skills. more
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AARP accepting 2022 Community Challenge Grant applications
Grants fund quick-action projects that help communities become more livable in the long term by improving public spaces, transportation, housing, civic engagement, coronavirus recovery, diversity and inclusion, and more. more
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Here's a glimpse at new directions for The Apopka Voice in 2022
The Apopka Voice crossed a milestone last year when we published our 10,000th article. Informing, engaging, and inspiring our readers is the mission of The Apopka Voice. But in 2022, we want to do even more. more
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Chamber President presents economic development package to City Council
In the 2022 election cycle, economic development has become a core issue. Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson and City Commissioner Kyle Becker have debated the approach Apopka should take. more
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City Council rejects bid from developer for Station Street project
Both Tony Benge (Benge Advisers LLC) and 654 Ventures Inc. are listed as principals for the company, and both have made donations to Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson’s campaign. more
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4-day workweeks are the new trend taking over tech
In 1908, a New England cotton mill instituted a 5-day workweek. The move inspired others to follow suit over the next 30 years until the Fair Labor Standards Act made 2-day … more
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Goodwill hosting free webinars to help job seekers make a change, expunge criminal records and interview successfully
While the unemployment rate in Central Florida remains below 5%, there are still many people searching for their next career opportunity. Here are three webinars to help. more
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The Best Part of Lake Apopka Natural Gas District? YOU!
If you know anything about LANGD’s residential and commercial customers, it is that they will never turn down an opportunity to make a difference. more
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JK2 Construction begins its 35th year
As the clock ticked down to 2022, the leaders of JK2 Construction had a little more to celebrate. The family company officially entered its 35th year. more
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Readers are split on how to handle unfinished City Center
There are coffee shops, restaurants, supermarkets, and apartments in the works, but over five years have passed since Taurus Investments and the City of Apopka signed a contract. more
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How to Create a Strategic Editorial Calendar for 2022
If you haven’t already done so, creating a strategic editorial calendar for your business is a key priority, as managing your content can otherwise be overwhelming. more
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Telecommunications companies around the world are expanding their next-generation, or 5G, networks.
What is 5G? An electrical engineer explains
5G offers an order of magnitude – 10 times – more bandwidth than its predecessor, 4G. The greater bandwidth is possible because over and above low and medium frequency radio waves, 5G uses additional higher-frequency waves to encode and carry information. more
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The Cooper Palms Sportsplex in Apopka.
Cooper's tirade about conditions in Apopka turns heads on City Council
Apopka builder Michael Cooper is not happy with the condition of the south side, and he let the City Council know all about it in a scathing rant at Wednesday's meeting during the public comments section. more
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Essential workers in Florida hope for relief in new year
Lauded as heroes but often not treated as such, nurses, first responders, teachers, farmworkers, commercial drivers, and other essential workers shouldered the load to keep goods, food, health care, and education available through both the pandemic and tense political times. more
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Storage units saw unprecedented business due to the pandemic
The industry’s four largest companies have reached 95%+ occupancy. Considering a new business or a side hustle, here's some interesting info on both. more
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Apopka Commerce Park to Provide Space for Commercial and Industrial Businesses
Entrepreneurs and investors have seen the potential of buying and developing commercial land in Apopka, which is why locals can expect more development in the coming years.  more
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