The Indian Trail Improvement District Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 at a meeting Tuesday, March 18 to establish a permitting procedure for anyone wishing to use the ball fields at Acreage Community Park North.
It came as part of a...
In the three-way race for Seat 4 on the Loxahatchee Groves Town Council, candidate Paul T. Coleman II was the clear choice of the voters, winning a three-year term at the election held on Tuesday, March 11.
Coleman took 227...
On Tuesday, March 18, two new members took their seats on the Loxahatchee Groves Town Council during a meeting that also featured a “State of the Town” address by Mayor Anita Kane.
At the meeting, the council accepted a report...
On Wednesday, March 12, Loxahatchee Groves Elementary School gave families the opportunity to participate in STEAM night. Guest speaker Sarah Myerson, an engineer at Disney, gave a virtual presentation about her journey and influences before landing her position at...
After a particularly intense dust-up between members of the Indian Trail Improvement Board of Supervisors on Wednesday, Feb. 19, a special meeting was called for Monday, March 10 to consider a “code of conduct” for board members. It was...
Did you know that the common banana might go extinct? While humans currently eat about 150 Cavendish bananas a year, the species faces a serious threat from a fungal ailment called Panama disease, which could lead to its extinction....
Youth baseball is alive and well in the Acreage Athletic League, as children are currently swinging baseball bats, catching fly balls and trying to turn double plays on Saturday mornings and afternoons at the County Pines Recreational Complex at...
On Saturday, March 8, the spring flag football season for the Breakthru Athletic League got underway at Samuel Friedland Park in The Acreage. The current spring season features boys and girls flag football teams that range from ages four...
Loxahatchee Groves-based Big Dog Ranch Rescue, the largest cage free, no-kill dog shelter, held an unprecedented fundraising weekend March 1-2, raising $4.3 million at the annual “Wine, Women & Shoes” benefit event, with surprise visits from President Donald Trump...
A possible fire station on the Rawlings Estates property near 180th Avenue North and Sycamore Drive is the latest hot topic for the Indian Trail Improvement District Board of Supervisors.
In fact, it became so heated that Supervisor Betty Argue...
Miami Gardens Police Commander Erik Gleason said it’s part of his makeup to be open and accessible to the public. It’s a trait he said he intends to bring to his time on the Westlake City Council.
Some people get...
By Christopher Vargas
The Palm Beach County Commission approved a series of three changes Thursday, Feb. 27 that will allow the development of a 104-acre parcel known as Rawlings Estates. The site is located north and west of Lion Country...
