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Passover is a time for Christians and Jews to reconnect
From The Algemeiner By Bernard Starr The Passover holiday commemorates the exodus of Jews from slavery in Egypt. It is a celebration of freedom. On this basis alone, Christians should join … more
Passport Week in Apopka Ends Tomorrow
The Clerk's Apopka branch will be open tomorrow (Saturday), from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Vacation season is right around the corner and to help you get ready, the Clerk’s Office is hosting a … more
Apopka is Bear Country
According to a 2016 Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission publication, A Guide to Living in Bear Country , Apopka and North Orange County is Bear Country. Statewide, bear populations … more
Apopka Crawfish, Seafood & Jazz Festival - New Venue
The Apopka Crawfish, Seafood & Jazz Festival has been scheduled to coincide with the International Jazz Day . There will be live music by local great blues and jazz bands. The headline act … more
Apopka's 3rd Coffee with a Cop event in Hunt Club on Saturday
SCSO invites public to attend Coffee with a Cop tomorrow morning at the Hunt Club Chick-fil-A The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) invites members of the public to attend “Coffee with … more
Commissioner Ruth: "Apopka was always my first choice"
  Commissioner Sam Ruth closed out his brief tenure on the City Commission Wednesday night with an upbeat speech that spoke of pride, privilege and a love for Apopka. Here is a … more
Arrowsmith concludes his tenure on City Commission with fiery speech
At the end of the City Council meeting Wednesday night, Commissioner Bill Arrowsmith delivered a speech that outlined his time on the Commission, his disappointment at voters who did not turnout for … more
Leadership Apopka Experiences Apopka Ecotourism
Apopka Ecotourism the Focus of Chamber Event Lake Apopka at Magnolia Park In a partnership effort, the Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce and Orange County Commissioner Bryan Nelson sponsored … more
Mother's Day Tip: Send Mom a Care Package
A new survey reveals that while nearly every mother has at one time or another sent a care package, less than half have ever received one. This, despite the fact that nearly all moms surveyed said … more
Commissioners Arrowsmith and Ruth conclude their terms on Apopka City Commission
Apopka said goodbye to two City Commissioners last night as Bill Arrowsmith and Sam Ruth sat in Seats #3 and #4 for the last time. Kyle Becker defeated Arrowsmith to take over Seat #4, while … more
Apopka Celebrates Bike to School Day
Dream Lake Elementary School in Apopka will join schools from around the country to celebrate National Bike to School Day on May 4th. Students are encouraged to ride their bikes to school that … more
The True Cost of Raising a Child - Part 1
By Nat Berman From conception through college graduation, the true cost of raising a child is a costly endeavor. Although it’s impossible to target an exact number, listing childcare … more
Apopka Art and Foliage Festival Offers Art and Nursery Tours
On Saturday, April 23rd and Sunday, April 24th, the 2016 Art and Foliage Festival will turn Kit Land Nelson Park into an outdoor art gallery. Approximately 120 entries of juried fine arts and … more
2016 Walk for Life - Online Registration Now Open
Registration Now Open for 2016 Walk for Life The 2016 Walk for Life will be held Saturday, April 30 starting at 9:00 AM at Blue Jacket Park in Baldwin Park, Orlando. This event has been taking … more
The True Cost of Raising a Child - Part 3
By Nat Berman Part 1 covered Prenatal Care, Delivery, and Medical Care . Part 2 covered Dental Care, Education and Clothing . Part 3 - Entertainment, Food and the Grand Total … more
The True Cost of Raising a Child - Part 2
By Nat Berman Part 1 covered the cost of Prenatal Care, Delivery, and Medical Visits. Today we move on to: Dental Unfortunately for parents, dental insurance does not cover … more
5 essential spring home improvement projects
The arrival of spring means new beginnings and a fresh chance to tackle those home improvement projects you’ve been putting off for the last several months. Get your home ready for summer and make … more
The rave reviews keep coming in for "Driving Miss Daisy"
  From the AHA Players Only three more chances to see the AHA Players production of "Driving Miss Daisy" this weekend. Performances April 22 -24, Friday & Saturday at 8 PM, Sunday … more
Isadora Dean to be interviewed on "My Hometown" today on WBZW 1520 AM
Isadora Dean Orange County's District 7 school board seat is up for grabs this year. Incumbent Christine Moore will face challenges from several candidates including Isadora Dean. Dean … more
Top Tips to Travel Like a Local in Alaska this Summer - Part 2
Local Expert - Lee Boughan/Cruise Planners of Apopka   Cruise Planners, an American Express Travel Representative, the nation’s largest home-based travel franchise business network … more
Thuy Lowe Enters Race to Succeed Congressman Daniel Webster
Thuy Lowe Enters 10th Congressional District Race Thuy Lowe, a Republican candidate for Florida’s 5th Congressional District during the 2014 election cycle, announced her intentions to end her … more
Grayson and Jolly Agree to "Bottom-up" Open Debate
Alan Grayson & David Jolly to Participate in Bottom-­Up Open Debate in Florida ­Senate Race Alan Grayson (D) The bipartisan Open Debate Coalition announced on Tuesday that Republican … more
Make the most of an empty nest by creating the ultimate 'boomer cave'
  The kids are off to college or living in homes of their own, and you have regained a big chunk of your house. It's time to indulge and transform your home with a space especially designed … more
Effective Hand Washing
Study compares CDC’s three-step hand washing protocol vs WHO’s six-step process We have all heard the question; "Did you wash your hands?" But hand washing, like so many things, has become … more
Making the most of college financial aid: 7 tips you should know
  What do parents of toddlers and parents of high school students have in common? Both worry about paying for college. With the constantly rising costs of higher education, financial aid … more
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