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Too many ordinary citizens in District 2 do not feel empowered. We must restructure smaller interdependent teams based on neighborhoods and local areas so all feel welcome. In essence, we must become … more
In newly published data, the CDC's year-to-date count in the US now stands at 64 cases of measles, surpassing the 2023 total case count of 58. more
Mites are arachnids that are found in almost every environment with more than 55,000 described species worldwide. Some mites are classified as pests, while others are beneficial.  more
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 23rd. more
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, speeding was a contributing factor in approximately 26% of all traffic fatalities. more
If the Supreme Court does approve the language, Floridians will vote on the measure in November. If approved with 60% of the vote, the measure would go into effect in May 2025. more
The award highlighted the shelter’s cruelty investigations and mitigation programs, community action team, spay and neuter program, the pneumovirus outbreak response, and outreach and education initiatives. more
The Apopka Voice publishes a weekly burglary report from the Apopka Police Department that includes reported burglaries of businesses, residences, and vehicles.  more
The new law (HB 3) bars access to social media accounts for kids under age 13, with access to 14- and 15-year-olds allowed with parental consent. more
There are a number of reasons why switching to natural gas may be the best option for you or your business. more
We should always celebrate water in Florida. We’re surrounded on three sides by the stuff. It’s a major tourist attraction, and right now, water is worth a lot of money. Friday marks World Water Day. I feel bad about this, but I just know I’m going to be late sending out Water Day cards this year. But we can … more
On Sunday, the state average was $3.51 per gallon. That's 4 cents more than a week ago and 11 cents more than last year. more
Municipal campaigns require a well-planned strategy. Running for office can be daunting and requires a lot of resources, including time, effort, and, most importantly, money. more
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 2024 Apopka elections. more
The law will go into effect on July 1, allowing Florida minors older than 16 to work more than 30 hours per week if a parent, guardian, or school superintendent gives their permission in a waiver. more
According to the study, Florida's inflation-adjusted education revenue has grown from $10,707 per student in 2002 to $11,526 per student in 2020, a growth rate of 7.6% (43rd highest). more
Get ready to add exciting new titles to your watchlist as Amazon Prime Video announces its April lineup. This month, the streaming platform has something for everyone. more
The project will transform the former nursery on Lust Road into a unique park, adorned with native plants, restored bird habitat, walking trails, and a visitors’ center. more
In an election that decides who will make decisions for a city of 60,000 residents and a budget eclipsing $165 million, it's disheartening that only 12% of registered voters participated. more
The Nauti Lobstah, in the same location as the famed Catfish Place, won the 2024 Orlando Sentinel's Foodie Award earlier this month in the Critic's Choice for Seafood category. more
Since 2020, Homes in Partnership has built and provided homes to 157 individuals and families in Lake, Marion, Orange, and Sumter counties, with an additional 65 planned for 2024 – 2025. more
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation Wednesday that will prohibit cities and counties from allowing individuals and families to sleep and camp on public property. more
In Washington, DC, Rep. Alexander Frost of Florida's 10th Congressional District introduced a bill to combat gun violence - the Destroy Zombie Guns Act. more
Prescribed burning is becoming an increasingly challenging method of managing forested land for many reasons, including a rapidly expanding population that is narrowing the state’s wildland-urban interface. more
In the vibrant heart of Apopka, something special is happening. It's not just about soccer matches or practices; it's about the spirit of giving back and lifting up those in need. more
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