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Charter Review Workshop may be the last opportunity to be heard on proposed amendments
Apopka City Council is not expected to vote on the six amendment proposals but to give direction to City Attorney Cliff Shepard on what they want to see in the draft ordinance on first reading to decide which questions to submit to the voters. more
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Senior Joshua Garcia at work during a school day at Randall Academy.
Randall Academy: An OCPS Alternative Education School in Apopka that means business
At school-to-work sites like Randall Academy in Apopka, students spend half a day at school and half a day learning job skills while earning income and academic credits. more
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Many older adults are not up to date on their vaccines.
Simple strategies can boost vaccination rates for adults over 65 − new study shows
Adults over 65 have a higher risk of severe infections, but they receive routine vaccinations at lower rates than do other groups. more
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AAA: Florida's average gas price is 3 cents more than last week
The state average is 3 cents more than what drivers paid a week ago, 8 cents more than last month, but 37 cents less than this time last year.     more
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Apopka Police Department Burglary Report: March 9th-15th
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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Developing Story: City Council voting on APD's next deputy chief
If approved, Lovetta Quinn-Henry, currently the Orlando Police Department's Deputy Chief, would become Chief McKinley's successor when he retires. more
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Financial missteps dug a multimillion-dollar hole in Florida’s healthcare budget
The nearly $965 million in potential liabilities at Florida’s Agency for Health Care Administration could significantly impact Apopka and Orange County residents, particularly those relying on Medicaid and other state-funded healthcare programs. more
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Black Skimmer adult and nestlings.
Look out for nesting coastal birds in Florida
Because these species nest directly on the sand and shell shoreline, it is important for beachgoers and boaters to heed nesting signage and avoid areas posted as "no trespassing," even if they don't notice any birds. more
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Keeping the Gas Flowing: Celebrating Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day
On Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day—March 18th— the Lake Apopka Natural Gas District proudly celebrates them all, recognizing their teamwork, expertise, and passion. more
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Orange County solar array in Apopka celebrates a one-year milestone
Spanning the length of three football fields, this 2-megawatt solar installation produces power to offset the facility's energy costs by up to 60% – an annual cost savings estimated at $400,000. 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 Apopka Voice's 10th Anniversary. more
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The property at 797 Wells Street, also known as The Apopka Athletic Complex, is approximately 14 acres and appraised at just under $600,000. The Council voted 5-0 in October to lease part of it to the Rotary Club, but then the deal hit a snag a month later.
City Council still searching for solutions to Apopka Rotary's community center proposal
The property at 797 Wells Street, also known as The Apopka Athletic Complex, is approximately 14 acres and appraised at just under $600,000. The Council voted 5-0 in October to lease part of it to the Rotary Club, but then the deal hit a snag a month later. more
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Roads in Steinhatchee remain covered in debris on Oct. 3, 2024, following Hurricane Helene.
Insurance regulators struggle to explain why the stunning 2022 report wasn’t made public
Florida property insurers were pleading for legislative reforms because of liabilities from major storms and excessive litigation. Nevertheless, they were paying billions of dollars to affiliated companies, the document found. more
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Clerk of Courts reminds the public of their right to know
Sunshine Week is a nationwide initiative that strives to shine a light on the importance of open government and works to educate citizens on the duties and responsibilities of government agencies. more
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Maria Tallchief performing ‘Firebird’ at the New York City Ballet on Sept. 19, 1963.
Maria Tallchief made the ballet world reimagine itself and find a place for a Native American prima ballerina
To be a prima ballerina, or the female “first principal dancer” of a company, is to be recognized for one’s superior technique, artistry and stage presence, and Tallchief’s “electrifying appearance” as the Firebird reflected her mastery of these elements. more
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The Apopka Voice celebrates 10 years of delivering trusted local news
Since our founding in 2015, we have remained committed to bringing our readers the most important local news stories. We are celebrating ten years this December, so with ten months leading to the big date, we'll be sharing memories along the way. We also want to hear from you so we can make the next ten even better! Read on for more details... more
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Wekiva High School
Wekiva High wins three awards at Annual Hospitality Competition
The events, sponsored by the Florida Restaurant and Lodging Educational Foundation, brought together 400 students from over 40 Florida high schools competing in Culinary, Management, Edible Centerpiece, and Waiter’s Relay events. more
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The population of the Florida black bear is about what it was a decade ago, yet there are calls for hunting them again.
Push for new Florida bear hunt ignores real source of problems: Humans
One critic of the hunt, Chuck O’Neal of Speak Up Wekiva, said it was as challenging as hunting dairy cows. The bears were that laid back and easy to target. more
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February rainfall drops as District enters driest months
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
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AAA Activates 'Tow to Go' for St. Patrick’s Day weekend
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, St. Patrick’s Day is one of the deadliest holidays on U.S. roadways. In 2020, more than 11,000 people died in drunk-driving crashes. more
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Best Online Gambling Sites in Florida: Where to Gamble in FL for Real Money in 2025
Want to get started at the best Florida online gambling sites? Check our rundown of the best FL gambling websites ranked by games, bonuses, and more. more
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Best Online Roulette Sites in 2025 – Where to Play Roulette Games for Real Money
Want to know what the best online roulette experience feels like? Check our list of top roulette sites with reviews for available games, bonuses, and more! more
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Best Esports Betting Sites in 2025: Top Esports Bookmakers (CSGO, Dota 2, LoL, and More)
Explore the best online esports betting sites ranked for bonuses, free bets, market coverage, and esports tournaments. more
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High Stakes: How Marijuana consumers view driving while under the influence
Although AAA does not take a position on the legality of marijuana, it strongly opposes people driving under the influence of the drug. Marijuana causes impairing effects that make it unsafe to operate a motor vehicle. more
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The state has been riveted on the drama unfolding at the Piney Point phosphate mining site near Tampa Bay, but the state is littered with similar facilities, like the one pictured here, that threaten other coastal estuaries.
Florida Legislature advances legal protections for companies that mine phosphate
A bill that would provide new legal protections to companies that mine phosphate in Florida and leave behind radioactive spoils buried underneath the ground won unanimous approval during its first committee stop in the Legislature on Wednesday. more
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