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Opinion By Reggie Connell, Managing Editor I have heard lots of debates about taxes. There are few subjects that create more passion. Some people want low taxes, while others prefer … more
During the pandemic, many of the families seeking help were facing hunger for the first time Opinion By Dave Krepcho “Just because I have a car doesn’t mean I have enough money to buy food.” … more
If you agree with opinion below, email the refuge your comments before the end of this week to Floridapanther@fws.gov . The cutoff was supposed to be Tuesday but they’ll accept them for a few more … more
Opinion By Reggie Connell, Managing Editor The mission of The Apopka Voice is to engage, inform, and make a difference in the community. We want to tell the story of Apopka - all of Apopka. … more
Opinion By Samuel Davis Jr., General Manager & CEO of the LANGD Last week, Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 919 into law – preventing local governments from banning fuel … more
By Reggie Connell, Managing Editor When it existed, the Rock Springs Ridge Golf Course gave golfers all they could handle. Depending on the 18 holes you played, it stretched out to over 7,100 … more
Opinion | Faith & Inspiration By Anthony D. Baker, Professor of Systematic Theology, Seminary of the Southwest William Shakespeare’s role as a religious guide is not an obvious one. While the … more
Opinion | Faith & Inspiration By Pushpa Iyer, Associate Professor of Conflict Resolution and Director of the Center for Conflict Studies, Middlebury Institute of International Studies It is … more
Throughout the pandemic, nursing homes have been in the headlines as places with uncontrolled COVID-19 cases and social isolation, which research shows can worsen people’s health. more
Apopka Elections 2022 By Reggie Connell/Managing Editor of The Apopka Voice To no one's surprise, Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson confirmed last week that he is running for a second term. Nelson … more
By Linda Williams The impacts of COVID-19 have hit the travel industry hard. While the country slowly starts to open up, the future of travel is still unclear. And while leisure travelers may be … more
By Laura Mizrahi Having a night in with friends is often just as much fun as having a night out, for different reasons. At the end of the day, what constitutes a successful night is often about who … more
Opinion By Joya Misra, Professor of Sociology & Public Policy, University of Massachusetts Amherst Which former president pitched a Family Assistance Plan to the American people that would have … more
OPINION By Amy Lauren Fairchild, Dean and Professor, College of Public Health, The Ohio State University and Ronald Bayer, Professor Sociomedical Sciences, Columbia University You probably still … more
By Joshua P. Nudell, Visiting Assistant Professor of Classics, Westminster College Most of us take big and small risks in our lives every day. But COVID-19 has made us more aware of how we think … more
From the Habitat for Humanity of Seminole County and Greater Apopka "Help others achieve their dreams, and you will achieve yours." - Les Brown This month two families in the Habitat … more
Opinion By Allen Brown Dogs are such wonderful pets to have around, but what happens if the dog causes harm to another individual other than its owner? First, while dogs are intelligent animals, they … more
Have you ever seen a Florida panther? They’re sleek and secretive apex predators who slip around in the twilight and full dark seeking deer and hogs to eat. more
Opinion The Friday Editorial By Reggie Connell/Managing Editor of The Apopka Voice "Birds flying high, you know how I feel Sun in the sky, you know how I feel Breeze driftin' … more
Opinion By Diane Dimperio/Chair, Health Care Action Team, Florida League of Women Voters The good news is that Florida will not have a five-billion-dollar deficit in the fiscal year that … more
Opinion By John Barton Generational differences have always been with us, but they are getting more pronounced over time. Where our parents were perhaps accustomed to a slow and easy rhythm … more
Opinion | Faith & Inspiration By Rabbi Rick Sherwin We began 2021 with the bright promise of COViD-19 vaccinations that will allow us back together, then we were immediately enveloped … more
Opinion | Faith & Inspiration By Rabbi Rick Sherwin The first month of the secular year, January, takes its name from the Roman god of beginnings and endings. Always at the … more
The stories that shaped the community in a year that will never be forgotten By any measure, 2020 was a year that will live in infamy. The pandemic saw to it. But many other events shaped Apopka … more
Faith & Inspiration By Charles Towne Have you ever heard the song of snow? Oh, you didn't know that snow could sing? Listen, as I tell my story. The people of the far north, known … more
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