PART 2: Going Back to 2020 Indiantown Election — Behind the Curtain Standing behind Indiantown’s election curtain was a new developer in town, Brian West of Palm City. He visited the village manager more than a year prior to the 2020 election seeking special treatment …

Going Back to 2020, Ready for 2024 Indiantown’s tumultuous 2020 village council election, marked by campaign smears with racial overtones, is again in the spotlight. As Indiantown readies for yet another election in 2024 for the same two council seats as in 2020, the answers …

Get a jump on next week’s Independence Day celebrations this weekend in Indiantown. Fireworks, music and food trucks are Saturday, July 1, at Timer Powers Park on Citrus Boulevard, across from the new Indiantown High School, with gates opening at 4 p.m. Admission is free; …

Breaking the Public Trust: Anne Scott’s Record Remembered Anyone concerned about the state taking control of all local growth and development regulations should be wary of Jupiter Island Town Commission’s election outcome on Tuesday, March 21. If candidate Anne Scott once again holds public office, …

Can a new manager really make a difference?   It’s no secret that Indiantown intends to hire an interim manager at its Jan. 12 village council meeting to fill the vacancy left after the Dec. 8 resignation of Indiantown Village Manager Howard W. Brown Jr. …