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Olsen: "They're saying we're going to be adding 500,000 people. How many of those are coming to Apopka? What's our 2025 plan, or 2026 plan, or 2050 plan? We need to be thinking in advance."
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By Rod Olsen
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5/1/24
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This is the 11th Anniversary of WOMEN BUILD. This transformative experience enables women to directly help other women and families in Seminole County and Apopka by raising dollars for and helping to construct Habitat homes. Watch the video and be inspired.
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From the Seminole County and Apopka Habitat for Humanity
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5/1/24
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At least 35,000 veterans were experiencing homelessness in 2023, according to HUD. While that's about half of what it was in 2009—things have plateaued in recent years despite active efforts to get that number to zero.
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By Elena Cox, Stacker
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5/1/24
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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 April 27th.
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From the Apopka Police Department
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5/1/24
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Commissioner-Elect Nadia Anderson shed the "elect" portion of her title to become the official commissioner occupying Seat #3. She joined Commissioner Nick Nesta (Seat #4) in taking their oaths of office at a ceremony held at City Hall on Tuesday.
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Frost’s bill would ensure that hurricane preparedness tools, alerts, and planning systems would address the needs of seniors, people with disabilities, non-English speakers, and rural and urban populations.
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From the Office of Rep. Maxwell Frost
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4/30/24
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How trains linked rival port cities along the US East Coast into a cultural and economic megalopolis
High-speed rail projects in California, Nevada, and Texas promise world-class service to the West and South. Can Florida be far behind?
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By David Alff, University at Buffalo
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4/30/24
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The Apopka Voice publishes a weekly burglary report from the Apopka Police Department that includes reported burglaries of businesses, residences, and vehicles.
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From the Apopka Police Department and Staff Reports
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4/30/24
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Apopka voters made their choices for the Seat 3 and 4 City Commission elections on March 19th, and now they will watch as Nadia Anderson and Nick Nesta take their oaths and begin their four-year terms.
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By Reggie Connell, Managing Editor
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4/29/24
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This new floor will address the increasing demand for complex care within the community. The 30,230-square-foot expansion adds 38 inpatient beds, including cardiovascular progressive care beds and four dialysis bays.
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From AdventHealth News
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4/29/24
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Law enforcement agencies will conduct a two-week high-visibility crosswalk enforcement campaign from Tuesday, April 30 to Friday, May 10th, across six Central Florida counties.
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From Operation Best Foot Forward
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4/29/24
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UF/IFAS researchers are trying to breed and grow blackberries, which ripen in April, May and June in the Sunshine State.
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From UF/IFAS
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4/29/24
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In case you missed it, The Apopka News Week in Review includes five articles that shaped the City—all in one place. It includes details on a clash in the City Council meeting about the forensic audit.
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From Staff Reports
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4/28/24
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Commissioner Nick Nesta proposed a new process for dealing with non-compliant properties with long-overdue fines at the April 17th Apopka City Council meeting.
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By Reggie Connell, Managing Editor
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4/28/24
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Zellwood’s Environmental Committee meets monthly to plan sustainability-related activities. Teachers are encouraged to train professionally on the Everglades, bird counting, and waste management programs.
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From Orange County Public Schools
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4/28/24
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The Wekiwa Springs neighborhood is a hidden gem that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and urban convenience. Now, it has a ranking to match.
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From Stacker
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4/28/24
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The festival showcases the work of artisans, crafters, and top foliage growers, along with live music, food vendors, and children's activities.
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From the Apopka Art and Foliage Festival
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4/25/24
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The environment wasn’t even an issue that Graham ran on, not at first. In seeking election as governor in 1978, he focused on education and crime. But then, well into his first term, a national magazine slammed him on his environmental record.
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By Craig Pittman, Florida Phoenix
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4/25/24
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The Central Florida Soccer Club Under-18 (U18) girls’ team from Apopka secured a spot in the State’s President Cup competition in Plano, Texas.
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From the Central Florida Soccer Club
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4/25/24
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DeSantis signed Senate Bill 7028, which will add another $200 million in funding for the My Safe Florida Home Program.
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By Andrew Powell, Ther Center Square
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4/25/24
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Officers from the Apopka Police Department responded to a single-vehicle collision this morning that resulted in the death of the driver.
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From the Florida Highway Patrol
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4/24/24
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Right now, the FCC reports that 7.2 million people lack access, but the commission numbers have been historically suspect. As a result, there are no doubt many more who are unserved and undercounted.
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By Christopher Ali, Penn State University
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4/24/24
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The Office for a Drug-Free Community is one of 17 agencies encouraging residents to surrender their old and unused prescription medicines at one of these locations across Orange County.
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From the Orange County Newsroom
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4/24/24
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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 April 20th.
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From the Apopka Police Department
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4/24/24
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May on Hulu feels like déjà vu: A big title coming early in the month is the season three premiere of Emmy Award-winning docuseries Welcome to Wrexham (May 3), originally set to launch in April.
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From Life Hacker
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4/24/24
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