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Museum of the Apopkans.
Opinion: Apopka’s history deserves more than promises—it demands action
In a sharply worded letter to the editor, Apopka Historical Society President Maribel Brinkle challenges Orange County Commissioner Christine Moore and Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson's record on historic preservation. The letter calls for new leadership ahead of the April 14 mayoral runoff, arguing the city has failed to invest in its cultural institutions. more
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Special Hearts Farm expands mental health services with Orange County grant funding
Special Hearts Farm is expanding its services with new mental health support made possible through Orange County’s Community Development Block Grant funding. The investment is helping the nonprofit better serve adults with disabilities through a unique blend of therapy, work, and animal interaction. more
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Apopka Police Department Burglary Report: March 29-April 4
The Apopka Voice publishes a weekly burglary report from the Apopka Police Department that includes reported burglaries of businesses, residences, and vehicles.  more
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Moore widens fundraising lead over Nesta, but will it be the difference?
Christine Moore continues to hold a commanding fundraising advantage over Nick Nesta in the final campaign finance reports before the April 14 runoff. But Nesta’s first-place finish in the general election—despite being significantly outspent—suggests the race may hinge on more than money. more
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The Importance of Programs for Seniors 
Apopka mayoral candidate Christine Moore has released a detailed plan to improve services and quality of life for the city’s senior population. Her proposal focuses on food insecurity, public safety, housing, and expanded programming—while emphasizing partnerships over tax increases. more
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Apopka has become a key part of Matthews Hope's most ambitious efforts: a planned sleeper bus program to provide safe, temporary overnight accommodations for people experiencing homelessness.
Matthew's Hope receives Orange County CDBG grant
Matthew’s Hope Ministries is expanding its services with new federal funding to improve access to basic needs for individuals experiencing homelessness. The investment will support expanded shower facilities while strengthening outreach efforts that extend into Apopka. more
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The entrance to Florida State University on West Call St. and Stadium Drive in Tallahassee.
FSU launches revamped FloridaOpenGov website with interactive school data tools
Florida State University’s DeVoe L. Moore Institute has relaunched its FloridaOpenGov website, offering interactive tools to explore school performance data across the state. The platform allows users to compare districts using metrics such as grades, graduation rates, demographics, and spending. more
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In case you missed it: The Apopka news week in review
In case you missed it. The Apopka News Week in Review includes five articles that shaped the City... all in one place, including details on an Apopka resident serving in the US Navy. more
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Apopka residents urged to call 811 before digging during National Safe Digging Month
As spring projects ramp up, Apopka residents are being urged to call 811 before digging to prevent hitting underground utility lines. Officials say thousands of avoidable incidents occur each year, leading to safety risks and costly repairs. more
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Arts and Heart Fair and 5K returns with free health resources and fresh produce
The Arts and Heart Fair and 5K will take place on April 11 at Lake Lorna Doone Park in Orlando. The event features a 5K run, free health resources, and fresh produce to promote wellness in the community. more
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Apopka mayoral runoff sees early surge with 1,044 vote-by-mail ballots already returned
Early voting is already taking shape in Apopka’s mayoral runoff, with 1,044 mail-in ballots returned and nearly 71% arriving in the last two days. The numbers offer an early look at turnout trends as voters choose between Nick Nesta and Christine Moore. more
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OCPS opens Magnet and Scholastic Academy applications to all families, including outside district
OCPS is now accepting applications for its Magnet and Scholastic Academies from both in-district and out-of-district families. The April 1 application window offers first-come access to programs in fields like AI, aviation, and medical studies. more
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Developing Story: Commission rejects forensic audit, defers decision to incoming leadership
The Apopka City Commission declined to move forward with a forensic audit, choosing instead to leave the decision to incoming leadership. The debate revealed sharp divisions over whether the effort was about financial accountability or political timing. more
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Apopka Police Department Arrest Report
The Apopka Voice publishes a weekly arrest report that includes arrests, crashes, calls for service, and traffic citations. This report is for the week ending March 28. more
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Piano man Glenn Mack and drummer Jimi Pappas of The Dueling Pianos Extravaganza Show will perform at the Apopka Amphitheater this weekend as Saturday Sounds returns.
Saturday Sounds returns this weekend with Dueling Pianos Extravaganza at Apopka Amphitheater
The Saturday Sounds Concert Series continues April 4 with the Dueling Pianos Extravaganza. The interactive performance invites attendees to request songs, sing along, and be part of the show. more
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Five former Orange County commissioners endorse Christine Moore for Apopka mayor
Five former Orange County commissioners have endorsed Christine Moore in the Apopka mayoral runoff. Supporters point to her leadership on infrastructure, environmental initiatives, and community collaboration. more
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Operation Green Light to help Orange County residents reinstate suspended driver licenses
Residents with suspended driver's licenses due to unpaid fines can get help on April 15 at the Orange County Courthouse. The Operation Green Light event offers payment plans, possible fee waivers, and assistance with reinstatement. more
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Apopka Police Department Burglary Report: March 22-28
The Apopka Voice publishes a weekly burglary report from the Apopka Police Department that includes reported burglaries of businesses, residences, and vehicles.  more
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AutoZone proposal highlights familiar development debate at DRC
A proposed AutoZone on Rock Springs Road is one of several items heading to Apopka’s Development Review Committee on April 1. While routine on paper, the project reflects a broader conversation about the type of development shaping the city. more
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History Leads the Way
Apopka mayoral candidate Christine Moore is outlining a vision centered on history, education, and community-building. Her proposal includes expanding student engagement, public art, and historic preservation efforts. more
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Florida scrub jays are the only bird species that live entirely in Florida. Now, a lawsuit says that should disqualify them for protection under the Endangered Species Act.
Landowner lawsuit over Florida scrub jays has national ramifications
A Florida landowner’s lawsuit targeting scrub jay protections could have sweeping national consequences. The case challenges both federal law and local habitat fees designed to protect endangered species. more
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In case you missed it: The Apopka news week in review
In case you missed it. The Apopka News Week in Review includes six articles that shaped the City... all in one place, including details on the Apopka Mayoral Runoff election. more
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The Apopka City Commission meets this Wednesday at Apopka City Hall.
April Fools? Forensic audit and strategic planning headline Wednesday meeting
Apopka’s April 1 City Commission meeting will balance celebration and controversy, beginning with recognition of the city’s Art & Foliage Festival before turning to major policy issues. A Live Local Act appeal, a strategic plan to guide a new administration, and a revived discussion of a forensic audit are expected to draw the most attention. more
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A Test of Transition: What leadership should look like at the end of a term
As an outgoing administration moves to fill key board seats in its final weeks, the debate is no longer just about process—it’s about principle. This editorial examines whether leadership is best defined by action, or by knowing when to step aside. more
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Former Orange County School Board members endorse Christine Moore for Apopka mayor
Seven former school board members announced their endorsement of Orange County Commissioner Christine Moore, citing her leadership and record of delivering results. The endorsement comes as Moore prepares for the April 14 mayoral runoff. more
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