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Small projects, big signals: What to watch at Apopka’s March 25 DRC meeting
Apopka’s Development Review Committee will consider three projects on Wednesday, including an accessory dwelling unit, a new retail building, and a proposed convenience store with fuel pumps. While each item is modest on its own, together they highlight the city’s steady, incremental growth. more
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Orange County Sheriff John Mina endorses Christine Moore for Mayor of Apopka
Orange County Sheriff John Mina has endorsed Christine Moore in the Apopka mayoral runoff. The endorsement adds a prominent public safety voice to the race as voters prepare for the April 14 election. more
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Quest receives NBA Foundation grant to enrich lives of youth with developmental disabilities
Quest, Inc., which operates programs in Apopka, including Camp Thunderbird, has received a grant from the NBA Foundation to expand workforce development opportunities for students with developmental disabilities. The funding will support job training, life skills education, and career pathways at the nonprofit’s new campus, which opens this spring. more
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State warns of fake court notices targeting Florida drivers in new scam
Florida officials are warning residents about a scam involving counterfeit court notices that claim drivers owe fines for traffic or toll violations. The messages often include threats and fake payment links designed to steal personal and financial information. more
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AAA: Florida gas prices surge at fastest pace in four years
Since the conflict began, oil prices have surged by roughly 45 percent in just three weeks. That increase has directly raised the cost of producing gasoline and pushed Florida’s average gas price up $1.07 per gallon. Drivers have watched prices rise from $2.88 per gallon to $3.95 per gallon in a matter of weeks. 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 the April 14 mayoral runoff. more
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Apopka City Commissioner and Vice Mayor Diane Velazquez.
Apopka Vice Mayor Diane Velazquez thanks voters, encourages turnout in April 14 mayoral runoff
Apopka Vice Mayor Diane Velazquez thanked residents for their participation in the recent municipal election. She also encouraged voters to remain engaged and cast ballots in the upcoming April 14 mayoral runoff. more
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Successful K-12 proposals address teacher shortages, safety, unions
Florida legislators have approved a series of education bills aimed at addressing teacher shortages, strengthening school safety, and changing how public employee unions operate. The measures now head to the governor’s desk for final approval. more
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Christine Moore’s Vision for Apopka is to achieve the distinction as a Florida “Trail Town” and Spur Economic Development
The completion of the Lake Apopka Connector Trail marks a major milestone for Central Florida, creating a nearly 49-mile loop and positioning Apopka as a future “Trail Town.” Supporters say the expansion of trail infrastructure will boost ecotourism, economic development, and opportunities for outdoor recreation across the region. more
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Trajectories of mosquitoes flying around a human target.
Hundreds of hungry mosquitoes, a student volunteer and a mesh suit helped us figure out how these deadly insects reach their targets
Mosquitoes may be tiny, but they remain the world’s deadliest animal, responsible for more than 700,000 deaths each year. A new study tracking millions of mosquito flight paths offers insight into how they find humans—and how scientists may finally outsmart them. more
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Reset in Apopka: Runoff should turn the focus back to what matters most
Apopka’s April 14 mayoral runoff represents both a historic moment and a reset for the city. As campaign headlines swirl, the real decision for voters comes down to leadership, priorities, and a vision for the next four years. more
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The bill increases financial transparency by requiring local governments to post downloadable budgets for public viewing. All local government employees' salaries and travel expenses will be searchable.
Florida bill would require local governments to post budgets, salaries online
A bill awaiting the governor’s signature would require Florida’s local governments to make budgets, salaries, and expenses publicly accessible online. Supporters say it enhances transparency, while critics question whether the same standards should apply to state officials. more
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A cancer vaccine would only help patients if they were willing to take it.
Cancer vaccines could transform treatment and prevention – but misinformation about mRNA vaccines threatens their potential
Scientists are making significant strides in developing mRNA cancer vaccines that could train the immune system to target and eliminate tumors. But growing misinformation—particularly the debunked “turbo cancer” narrative—could undermine public confidence in these potentially lifesaving treatments. 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 14. more
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Saturday Sounds returns March 21 with a performance from D and The Nashville All Stars at the Apopka Amphitheater. The free, family-friendly concert continues the city’s popular live music series.
Saturday Sounds returns with Nashville-style lineup at Apopka Amphitheater on Saturday
Saturday Sounds returns March 21 with a performance from D and The Nashville All Stars at the Apopka Amphitheater. The free, family-friendly concert continues the city’s popular live music series. more
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Orange County Program helps residents protect springs and save on septic repairs
Orange County’s Septic Upgrade Incentive Program is helping homeowners replace failing septic systems while improving water quality in local springs. The program provides financial assistance and promotes environmentally friendly upgrades that reduce harmful nitrogen pollution. more
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Proposed new Medicaid, SNAP work requirements dead for now
Proposed work requirements for Medicaid and SNAP recipients in Florida will not take effect after lawmakers failed to reach an agreement during the 2026 legislative session. The stalled legislation leaves current benefit rules in place, at least temporarily. more
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The unwelcome dust that won’t quit: Pollen season hits with full force
Pollen season is in full swing across Florida, coating cars, triggering allergies, and lingering in the air for months. Experts from UF/IFAS offer tips to help residents manage symptoms and limit exposure during peak season. more
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Apopka Police Department Burglary Report: March 8-14
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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The Apopka City Council will set early voting dates and times for the April 14 mayoral runoff at its March 18 meeting.
First post-election meeting puts soccer deal, key appointments, and runoff plans front and center
The Apopka City Council will hold its first meeting since the March 10 election, with key decisions on appointments, recreation, and the upcoming runoff. The agenda includes a vote on the Northwest Recreation Complex agreement and steps to prepare for the April 14 election. more
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Sentinel report details Nesta’s real estate dealings with Delgado as runoff approaches
An Orlando Sentinel report revealed that Apopka mayoral candidate Nick Nesta represented accused cryptocurrency fraudster Christopher Delgado in real estate transactions. The disclosure has prompted responses from both campaigns as the race heads into an April 14 runoff. more
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Moore highlights infrastructure record, funding experience in Apopka mayoral race
Orange County Commissioner Christine Moore outlines her experience securing funding and managing infrastructure projects in Apopka as she campaigns for mayor. She points to the Wekiwa Springs septic-to-sewer conversion and local road and trail improvements as key accomplishments. more
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Checkers celebrates 20 years in Apopka with bold new restaurant remodel
Checkers has completed a major remodel of its longtime Apopka location, marking 20 years in the community with a bold new look and updated branding. The restaurant will celebrate the milestone with a community event on March 28 featuring giveaways and family-friendly activities. more
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AAA: Florida Gas Prices surge 84 cents in 12 days, more increases possible
Fuel markets have been extremely volatile since the conflict with Iran began. In the first week of the conflict, the US price of oil (WTI) rose 36 percent, an increase of $23.88 per barrel. This surge was driven by concerns about global supply disruptions and instability affecting major oil shipping routes. more
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The committee will also review a construction site plan for a commercial retail development at 1250 Ocoee Apopka Road.
Development Review Committee examining retail, industrial, and subdivision proposals on Wednesday
The Apopka Development Review Committee will examine three development proposals during its March 18 meeting at City Hall, including plans for retail buildings, an industrial site, and a residential subdivision. The agenda includes projects on Hermit Smith Road, Ocoee Apopka Road, and near Kelly Park Road. more
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