The CDBG program, administered by DEO, primarily benefits low- and moderate-income residents. The grants help fund workforce housing, training, sustainability, broadband infrastructure, and planning. more

It's been five days since the Apopka City Council took on public comments. That should be enough time to take a breath, separate the emotion from the details and fully digest Ordinance 2931 and Resolution 2016-16. more

The Rally for Reform is in solidarity with actions, rallies, and marches scheduled for that day all around the country for International Workers’ Day. more

The federal tax filing deadline this year is Monday, April 18th. That's the day by which you must have filed your 2021 individual return and paid any remaining federal income taxes owed for last year. more

The Apopka Critic reposted an Orlando Sentinel article by Stephen Hudak about Winter Gardens' vision for future economic development, quoting its Economic Development Director Tanja Gerharzt in the story. more

In this three-part series, The Apopka Voice will analyze every aspect of this fascinating debate, and part two looks at the issues of grants, the Station Street RFP and golf courses. more

Before a live crowd of almost 300, an overflow audience at the nearby Victory Church, and hundreds more watching on live stream at home and at watch parties across the community, the two candidates for mayor of Apopka illustrated the stark differences in their approach to leading Apopka into the future. more

In the 2022 election cycle, economic development has become a core issue. Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson and City Commissioner Kyle Becker have debated the approach Apopka should take. more

If you want to know what's important to a community, ask them. That's what we did the past two weeks during The Apopka Voice Reader's Poll. We asked our readers to weigh in on issues that are … more

The fourth part of the series features articles written about the economic development debate and the spread of dollar stores in the Apopka area. more