Indiantown News

Authorities have identified the man injured in a Friday afternoon fire at a recycling plant, according to a Martin County Sheriff's Office incident report.

An Indiantown family could soon be saving $750 a month on their mortgage, and it's all because of a little digging.

One person is injured after a possible explosion on the 15000 block of SW Farms Rd in Indiantown, according to Martin County Fire Rescue emergency responders.

A home in the 2800 block of Southwest Sunset Trail in Palm City was burglarized just a few hours after the home owners left to catch a flight.

Though the new website, yesmartinfl.com, is open to anyone, it contains information about Martin County streamlined to the interests of consultants who work with companies considering relocation, said Tim Dougher, interim executive director of the board.

DEBORAH SILVER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS INDIANTOWN - Manuel Guerra of Indiantown gets blessed by visiting Archbishop Juan Francisco Sarasti from Cali, Colombia as Juan Carlos, director of religious education at Holy Cross Catholic Church, leads the archbishop to Mass at the Indiantown church on Thursday.

A woman said she was out walking when three men got out of a sports utility vehicle parked in the entrance of a business in the 6200 block of Southwest Citrus Boulevard in Palm City and attacked her.

A moist, unstable air mass continues to hover over South Florida. In fact, the National Weather Service issued two tornado warnings early Thursday morning between 1:45 a.m. and 3:15 a.m. for Martin and St.

Authorities will check into reports of a possible tornado touching down in rural Martin County early Thursday morning.

All lanes of State Road 710 at County Road 714 in Indiantown have reopened following a late Friday morning crash, according to the Florida Highway Patrol website.

A lightning strike may have started a 20-acre brush fire Monday night in the area of State Route 76 and Warfield Boulevard near Indiantown.

Allon Fish, the part-time president and CEO of the Indiantown Chamber of Commerce, has taken an indefinite leave for medical reasons.

This story is contributed by a member of the Treasure Coast community and is neither endorsed nor affiliated with TCPalm.com Three 2012 Martin County Farm Bureau youth speech contestants are Kelly Johnson, first-place winner; Nikki Cromer, third-place winner; and Mikayla Taylor, second-place winner.