What’s at stake as the Town of Palm Beach weighs the future of its water supply? This week on Palm Beach TV, we bring you highlights from the Civic Association’s
Landscapers will arrive and depart earlier from the island under new work hours set by the Town Council on Tuesday. The council unanimously approved the change, which is intended to
In May 2021, residents in the town of Palm Beach were warned of a safety concern that resonates to this day. The City of West Palm Beach, which supplies water
Town Council member Julie Araskog is seeking a fifth term on the council in next year’s election. Araskog, whose two-year term expires in April, filed candidacy papers on Wednesday with
Mayor Danielle Moore has announced that she will seek a third term as mayor in next year’s election. Moore said Friday that her goal is to lead the town to
In a night filled with high-stakes races and constitutional amendments in Florida, here’s a look at election results as of this morning.
Palm Beach buys its water from the City of West Palm Beach under a 30-year retail and franchise agreement that expires in October 2029. Where should the town’s water come
This week on Palm Beach TV, with election day fast approaching, we sit down with the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections for last-minute reminders and deadlines to ensure your
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