Victoria McCullough may have been born with a silver spoon, but she prefers a pitchfork and boots. The only child of the late Rexford Davis, founder of […]
Author: Missy Diaz
Hell froze over in Lake Worth, Fla., in November 2011. The uber-liberal central Palm Beach County city – best known for its fringe population of self-described anarchists […]
After years of blind discord, optometrists and ophthalmologists may finally see eye-to-eye on a bill set to become law on July 1. For decades, optometrists have been […]
In the tony village of Wellington, where couth is king, the battle over a proposed $80 million equestrian complex has devolved into a vitriolic smear campaign against […]
Political pundits take heed: One-time political powerbrer Mary McCarty will never again seek elected office. And shedoesn’twant to be a lobbyist, either. “When you violate the public’s […]
Marc Kahlberg has seen the ugly side of humanity times than he cares to recall. The painful and gory memories of human carnage are not left […]
While many of his generation tried to avoid the Vietnam War draft, Valeche (pronounced Val-a-shay) offeredhimself up. During his four years on the Palm Beach Gardens City […]