Palm Beach Central High School senior placekicker/punter Ethan Dagostino will be celebrating his 18th birthday on the football field alongside his Bronco teammates on Friday, Oct. 18. On that night, the Broncos will be looking to improve their record...
The King’s Academy girls varsity volleyball team — under the guidance of head coach Bethany Avila and assistant coaches Haley Lane and Rachael Perla — compiled an impressive 15-5 regular-season record and is focused on a deep run in...
Kelly Kinney, a senior at the King’s Academy, is a talented volleyball player who is now reaping the benefits of her dedication to the sport of volleyball.
In addition to being the captain of TKA’s girls varsity volleyball team this...
A number of confirmed tornadoes touched down in the western Wellington area, as well as parts of the Acreage/Loxahatchee area, late Wednesday afternoon. The tornado activity was associated with the outer bands of Hurricane Milton, which made landfall near...
The Village of Royal Palm Beach recently opened its 21st park, and it’s already one of the most popular recreation hotspots in the community. Crestwood Park North boasts two pickleball courts, two tennis courts, four glass basketball backboards, a...
Among the key races on the general election ballot for Wellington voters will be a sharply contested contest in State House District 93, which features incumbent State Rep. Katherine Waldron, a Democrat, being challenged by former Wellington Mayor Anne...
Executives from the Related Companies acknowledge that building a $250 million private school next to a proposed mixed-use development in Wellington is new for them and not without risk, but they pitched village leaders that it makes sense.
At a...
The Royal Palm Beach Planning & Zoning Commission approved a series of variances, a special exception use, site plan modification and architectural approval on Tuesday, Sept. 24 for Baptist Health’s planned “integrated care center” on State Road 7.
The new...
What started off as a neighborhood event for children along Citrus Grove Blvd. has morphed into a Halloween monster, one of the event’s founders told the Indian Trail Improvement District Board of Supervisors on Wednesday, Sept. 18.
“It has turned...
Indian Trail Improvement District Supervisor Betty Argue said this week that she is comfortable that the area’s informed voters will choose her during the Nov. 5 general election for Seat 4 on the ITID Board of Supervisors, but angry...
Natalia Melian-Torres said that the plight of big-rig truckers, like her husband, got her interested in politics, but she is far from a one-issue candidate.
“The parks are horrible… traffic is unbearable… improvements are needed in drainage… the milled...
In the race for Indian Trail Improvement District Seat 2, incumbent Supervisor Keith Jordano said this week that he knows he’s fighting an uphill battle against challenger Richard Vassalotti II.
“This situation is akin to David vs. Goliath,” said Jordano,...
