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In Case You Missed It: Apartment proposal, scholarship award, South Apopka opinion, free state parks, and Hispanic Heritage art call

Catch up on five stories you may have missed this week, from major development proposals and local student achievements to community opinion, holiday recreation, and opportunities for Central Florida artists

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This week's roundup includes a preview of a proposed 363-unit apartment community headed to the Apopka City Commission, along with recognition of an Apopka High School graduate who received a skilled trades scholarship. Readers can also explore an opinion piece on South Apopka annexation, learn about free admission to Florida State Parks during the Independence Day holiday weekend, and find details on submitting artwork for Orange County's Hispanic Heritage Month exhibit.

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363-unit apartment project tops July 1 Apopka City Commission agenda

Apopka High graduate earns $3,000 LANGD scholarship to pursue welding career

South Apopka deserves facts, clarity, and leadership

Florida State Parks to offer free admission July 3-5 for America's 250th anniversary

Central Florida artists invited to submit work for 2026 Hispanic Heritage Month Art Exhibit

Apopka news, Apopka City Commission, South Apopka CRA study, William Gusler resignation, Apopka Planning Commission, Pulse anniversary, Pulse remembrance, Jerry Demings, Orange County government, State of the County, Central Florida politics, Apopka Voice, Orange County growth, Florida governor race, local government news

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