Evan S.

Heading South on County Road in the Town of Palm Beach, you pass by the boutiques and fine dining on your way to Worth Avenue, but in the center of town, the Palm Beach Town Hall and Town Hall Square really stand out. The Town of Palm Beach Town Hall

At the Wednesday Town Council meeting, the variance requests made by T3 Family Investments representing the Testa redevelopment were approved by a 3-2 vote. Town of Palm Beach Council Members who voted against the parking variances were Robert Wildrick and Penny Townsend. The development of the Testa property has been

The Town of Palm Beach is rich in a variety of sea creatures, and the sea turtle is a one of the our cherished and consistently endangered beach-nesting animals. A sea turtle has a normal nesting and hatching season that lasts from March to late October and one that uses

For over a hundred years, the Town Caucus has prevailed as a tradition for electing the Town of Palm Beach leaders. Could this treasured ritual be in danger? Town Clerk, Susan Owens has said no in past Town Council meetings, but big changes are possibly lingering. The upcoming presidential elections

It is no secret that the State of Florida and the Government are after the prized waterways of the Town of Palm Beach. In 2014, the Palm Beach Town Council hired several intermediary partners to defend the proposed plan to expand and widen the Inlet located at the North End

The journey of the Royal Poinciana Playhouse has been a roller coaster since the new owners took over a little over a decade ago. With the construction of Flagler bridge and the pending development of the Testa’s property, many residents who call the Town of Palm Beach home continue to

There are few things more startling than a knock on your door or a ring of your doorbell when you are not expecting anyone to be disrupting your day. Everyone attempts to peek casually through a peephole, look at a camera, or out the curtains of their window to see

South Florida is known for the eclectic animal kingdom we often have outside our doors. Weston has alligators, Boca Raton had iguanas and lizards, but the Town of Palm Beach has something else: cats. The origin of the cat population on the Island is speculated as generations of abandoned domestic