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Rainfall below average for the second consecutive month

With limited rainfall expected in the coming months, as Florida enters its driest season, residents are encouraged to use water efficiently, such as following water restrictions and using smart irrigation practices. more

From the St. Johns River Water Management District | 4/10/25

Apopka Fire Department "pushes in" its new fire engine

A push-in ceremony is a time-honored tradition in fire departments that dates back to the days of horse-drawn fire apparatus in the 1800s. more

By Apopka Fire Chief Wil Sanchez | 4/9/25

Landsea Homes launches sales for 205 homes at two new communities in Apopka

The Landsea Homes corporation of Dallas announced the sales launch of two new developments in Apopka: Oakview and Thompson Village. The developments total 113 homes and 92 townhomes. more

From Landsea Homes | 4/9/25

In this exercise the campers are learning how the heart functions.

Patmos Chapel launches Kids at the Well Summer Camp

This year, the “Kids at the Well” summer camp runs from June 2nd to July 26th at the Well Activity Center in Apopka. more

By Carlos Medley | 4/9/25

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 April 5th. more

From the Apopka Police Department | 4/9/25

When the ER isn't the best option

Research shows that up to 66% of ER visits could be treated in a non-urgent setting, like a doctor’s office or urgent care center, which are usually faster and cost less. more

From Florida Blue | 4/9/25

Apopka's Sam Alexis and the Florida Gators defeated the Houston Cougars for the 2025 NCAA National Championship.

Super Bowl Crown and NCAA Championship: Is Apopka the new Title Town?

First, Jalen Carter (of Blue Darter football fame) and the Philadelphia Eagles won Super Bowl LIX. Then, on Monday night, Sam Alexis (an Apopka High basketball standout) and the Florida Gators won the 2025 NCAA National Championship. more

From Staff Reports | 4/8/25

Farmworkers at Del Bosque Farms pick and pack melons on a mobile platform in Firebaugh, Calif., in July 2021.

Providing farmworkers with health insurance is worth it for their employers − new research

The study determined that if 20% more farmworkers got health insurance coverage, they would have earned $23,063 a year in 2022, up from $22,482 if they did not. In this scenario, their employers would earn $7,303 in net profits per worker annually versus $6,598. more

By John Lowrey, Northeastern University; Timothy Richards, Arizona State University, and Zachariah Rutledge, Michigan State University | 4/8/25

Join Lake Apopka Natural Gas District in celebrating National Safe Digging Month

Whether landscaping, installing a new fence, or breaking ground on a larger project, one crucial step should never be overlooked: calling 811 before you dig. more

From the Lake Apopka Natural Gas District | 4/8/25

Audubon calls on bird enthusiasts across the state to search for and report Banded Roseate Spoonbills

Nearly 3,000 birds have been banded since 2003. Each band resight will win a special sticker and contribute to critical population data for this iconic Florida species. more

From Audubon Florida | 4/8/25

Apopka Police Department Burglary Report: March 30th-April 5th

The Apopka Voice publishes a weekly burglary report from the Apopka Police Department that includes reported burglaries of businesses, residences, and vehicles. more

From the Apopka Police Department and Staff Reports | 4/8/25

Orange County Commissioner files to run for Mayor of Apopka this morning at City Hall.

Breaking News: Moore files to run for Mayor of Apopka

The Apopka Voice has learned that Orange County Commissioner Christine Moore filed papers with Apopka City Clerk Susan Bone this morning to run for Mayor of Apopka. more

From Staff Reports | 4/7/25 | 6 comments

With infrastructure not meeting the community's needs, it's time for a moratorium on development in Apopka

Olsen: "The infrastructure cost required to support development should fall to the property owner and developer. The power, water, sewer, roadways, sidewalks, schools, and parks to support the new development should not fall on current Taxpayers." more

By Rod Olsen | 4/7/25 | 2 comments

Apopka City Council honors Forest Lake Academy students for their "Day of Service"

The initiative is based on the school’s “2035 Principle of Service,” which emphasizes the value of giving back to others and aligns with Acts 20:35, teaching that it is more blessed to give than to receive. more

By Emma Longwell, Interning Correspondent for The Apopka Voice | 4/7/25

Florida House budget proposal threatens college access for 22,000 students

The plan would cut $3,500 annual grants for students at 15 private schools throughout the state, including three historically Black universities and Embry-Riddle, the nation's top civilian flight school. more

By Trimmel Gomes, Florida News Connection | 4/7/25

AAA: Crude oil prices fall to four-year low

Sunday's state average was $3.19 per gallon. That's 8 cents more than a week ago, 6 cents more than last month, and 29 cents less than a year ago. more

From AAA | 4/7/25

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 Border Lake. more

From Staff Reports | 4/6/25

The Golden Gem reclaimed water pond is 102.79 acres, located at 3513 Golden Gem Road in Apopka. Two separate ponds within the perimeter hold about 50 million and 200 million gallons of water, respectively.

City hit with three violations by FDEP for Golden Gem

The Order is dated April 2nd, 2025, and addressed to Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson. It outlines three violations, a fine, dozens of conditions to mitigate the issues at Golden Gem, and a timeline of actions the City must comply with that stretches almost two years into the future. more

By Reggie Connell, Managing Editor | 4/6/25

At the Apopka City Council meeting on April 2nd, Gabrielle Carter (right), the Utility Programs Supervisor, and Blanche Sherman (left), the Finance Director, provided updates on the City's ongoing utility projects, including the meter replacement program and base station installations.

Apopka's water meter replacement program is showing signs of success

At the Apopka City Council meeting, Gabrielle Carter, the Utility Programs Supervisor, and Blanche Sherman, the Finance Director, provided updates on the City's ongoing utility projects, including the meter replacement program and base station installations. more

By Emma Longwell, Interning Correspondent for The Apopka Voice | 4/6/25

Rehabilitating Birds of Prey

Don’t miss the chance to see raptors up close—and learn how second chances take flight at the Avian Reconditioning Center in Apopka. more

From the Avian Reconditioning Center | 4/6/25

Federal and state job cuts threaten Florida workers' rights, services

A new White House executive order eliminating collective bargaining rights for federal workers has hit Florida particularly hard, as home to major military installations and thousands of federal employees. more

By Trimmel Gomes, Florida News Connection | 4/6/25

FWC confirms plans for bear "trophy hunt"

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials confirmed their intent to move forward with a controversial trophy bear hunt in December 2025—despite admitting that Florida’s black bear population has not increased since 2015. more

From Bear Warriors United | 4/4/25 | 1 comment

Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson presents an update on the Border Lake issue at the April 2nd City Council meeting.

City unveils plan to stop Border Lake flooding issues

The City of Apopka is implementing a water management plan to address rising water levels in local lakes and manage long-term water storage. more

By Emma Longwell, Interning Correspondent for The Apopka Voice | 4/3/25

The talented cast of BeatleBeat has performed for audiences across the U.S. and Canada, will be in Apopka this weekend.

The British Invasion hits Apopka: BeatleBeat coming to Amphitheater

The talented cast of BeatleBeat has performed for audiences across the U.S. and Canada, from cruise ships to international tours. more

From the City of Apopka and Staff Reports | 4/3/25

With the citrus industry at a crossroads, growers are looking for any solution to cope with the deadly citrus greening disease. Scientists see genetic editing as one potential avenue to rescue Florida’s signature crop, and consumer perceptions of the technology are key. The University of Florida will conduct a survey to gauge consumer preferences in this area.

In the battle against citrus greening, consumers will tell growers their perceptions of genetic editing

This work will help guide scientists, citrus growers, and others in the industry with insights into consumers’ perceptions, attitudes, and preferences for gene editing and modification in citrus. more

From UF/IFAS | 4/3/25

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