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AAA: Florida gasoline supplies and prices stabilize
The state average price on Sunday was $3.09 per gallon. That's one cent less than a week ago, 5 cents less than last month, and 16 cents less than this time last year. 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 flooding in Wekiva Village. more
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Apopka Youth Council named for the 2024-25 academic year
The Apopka Youth Council offers young people a chance to engage with local government, gain valuable insights into civic processes, and develop leadership skills. more
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Anglers enjoy a peaceful day of fishing from the pier at Lochloosa Wildlife Conservation Area.
Fall fishing adventures await across the District
Whether you’re a seasoned angler or looking to help your kids reel in their first catch, St. Johns River Water Management District public lands offer some of the best spots for your fishing adventures. more
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Goodwill partners with 2nd Mountain Homes to better prepare youth in foster care for independent living
The “Transitioning Youth” initiative targets an ongoing need in our community: Research shows that older youth exiting the child welfare system often experience educational and vocational difficulties. more
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3 reasons your neighborhood should start throwing block parties
What if I told you that a block party could actually be foundational to improving your neighborhood, town, or city? more
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Frustration from Wekiwa Village residents reaches Apopka City Council
At the October 16th Apopka City Council meeting, homeowners from the Wekiva Village neighborhood impacted by Hurricane Milton's wrath flooded into City Hall looking for answers. more
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Aerial view of the historic pump house at Lake Apopka North Shore.
District invites public to shape future of Lake Apopka North Shore
The District encourages the public to attend and share their thoughts on the proposed Land Management Plan for the Lake Apopka North Shore. more
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Orange County Animal Services announces 11th Annual Barktoberfest
Various rescue groups from Florida will be present, and several different breeds, ages, and sizes of pets will be available for adoption. more
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Milton-ravaged counties will receive voting accommodations, DeSantis says
The executive order includes counties affected by Hurricane Milton and Helene. Orange County is included. on that list. more
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Gas distribution continues across Florida
GasBuddy, an online site that tracks gas prices, reported 13.6% of Florida's 7,915 gas stations were without gas as of Wednesday afternoon. These numbers have continued to decline as the days pass. more
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The Airmen of Note, a United States Air Force jazz ensemble, will bring their talent to Apopka next month.
United States Air Force Band coming to Apopka
Concertgoers can expect an eclectic program that spans the golden age of big band music from the 1930s and '40s, alongside innovative new compositions that illustrate the evolution of jazz. more
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Mead's Bottom in Apopka reminds us the past is our heritage, the present is our responsibility, and the future is our challenge
The Mead's Bottom Mural invests in our community and its people, reflecting our values, history, and aspirations. Exposure to these types of arts fosters creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills that can help bridge cultural divides and promote understanding. more
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Brooks Rehabilitation adds outpatient physical therapy clinic in Apopka – its 16th Central Florida location
The new clinic offers state-of-the-art equipment, orthopedic physical therapy, skilled manual therapy, post-operative physical therapy, geriatric therapy, and worker’s compensation.  more
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The Auto Club Group is providing advice to help residents who suffered either wind or flood damage from Hurricane Milton. 
AAA provides insurance advice for Florida residents recovering from Hurricane Milton
Hurricanes can cause both wind and flood damage, yet not all events are covered by the same insurance policy. 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 October 12th. more
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Tree on a house along Canterclub in Wekiva.
What we learned from Hurricane Milton
It is apparent that there will be more storms coming, if not this year, in the future. We can learn many things from Hurricane Milton. more
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Disaster debris removal crews to deploy in Orange County
Orange County Public Works crews are set to deploy on October 16, 2024, to collect large storm debris from Hurricane Milton. more
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Orange County chooses its Medicare plan
This year, Florida Blue Medicare is offering Orange County Medicare beneficiaries the choice of 4 Medicare Advantage plans, including three options for a $0 monthly plan premium.   more
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UF/IFAS Classes in November: Florida-Friendly Landscaping
UF/IFAS Extension Orange County provides education and information to residents and businesses through workshops, publications, and mass media in the areas of family life, youth development, natural resources, horticulture, and agriculture. more
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Apopka Police Department Burglary Report: October 6th-12th
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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Debris from one of the houses in Punta Gorda that was demolished by Hurricane Charley, the first of four hurricanes that hit Florida in six weeks in 2004.
Milton, hard on the heels of Helene, stirs memories of when Florida saw four storms in six weeks
In 2004, Florida was hit by a series of FOUR major hurricanes in just six weeks. Charley kicked off the parade of powerhouses. It hit Cayo Costa on Aug. 13 as a Category 4, killing 17 people in Florida alone... then Frances, Ivan, and Jeanne followed. more
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Orange County and Federal program provide residents with housing stability
As Orange County celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Community Development Block Grant, it wants to shine a light on the program’s far-reaching impact. more
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Evacuation is more difficult for people with health and mobility issues.
Evacuating in disasters like Hurricane Milton isn’t simple – there are reasons people stay in harm’s way, and it’s not just stubbornness
Evacuating might seem like the obvious move when a major hurricane is bearing down on your region, but that choice is not always as easy as it may seem. more
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In collaboration with other organizations, Defenders of Wildlife is launching its "Real Scary Movies" campaign, to highlight how animals often vilified in horror stories - like sharks, bats, and wolves - are vital to the health of their ecosystems.
Debunking the horror: To oceans, sharks are vital, not villains
In collaboration with other organizations, Defenders of Wildlife is launching its "Real Scary Movies" campaign to highlight how animals often vilified in horror stories - like sharks, bats, and wolves - are vital to the health of their ecosystems. more
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