Guess who is coming to town, to listen to your concerns about data centers in our front yard?

GICA unites residents, landowners, and businesses to advocate for balanced policies that protect agriculture, protect wildlife corridors, and keep Indiantown uniquely rural. WHILE ALIGNING WITH ECONOMIC HEALTH. Rural preservation efforts, cultural heritage projects, and civic education workshops that empower neighbors to participate confidently in local decisions. CONTACT US TO GET PLUGGED IN.

The Honorable Lt. Governor, Jay Collins, Will be at the Indiantown Town Hall this Saturday to discuss DATA CENTERS in Florida & His Vision for Florida

After becoming a Green Beret, Collins deployed to Afghanistan, Iraq, and South America. During his 2007 deployment, Jay was shot in the arm, continued to fight, and later helped perform surgery on himself in the field. He sustained injuries that would lead to the loss of his leg years later. Following the amputation, Jay requalified […]

INDIANTOWN COUNCIL CANDIDATE CHRISTA MILEY

For more than five years, Christa Miley has helped shape the future of Indiantown through service on the Planning, Zoning, and Appeals board member, including serving as Madam Chair. She has reviewed major development proposals, advocated for transparency, asked tough questions, and consistently prioritized infrastructure, public safety, traffic concerns, and neighborhood protection before approving growth.

Ms. Karen Onsager is “Talkin With Nomo”

Well our first conversation with Ms. Karen stayed on the surface pretty well. Hopefully next time we can dive deeper into some of the gears and levers that have changed in the Comprehensive plan and what they mean for the future buildout of Indiantown. Karen is the first and only incumbent that has come on […]

The Power of Truth

The “search for truth” means that the individual must not merely follow truth as they see it, but must, so far as they can, search to see that they are right. Loyalty to back-number standards means stagnation. The search for truth is the angel of progress — in civilization and in morals. While it makes […]

Thursday Quickie –

In the small, once-rural Village of Indiantown, a familiar and troubling script is unfolding — one that echoes the national warnings issued by J.B. Shurk. Here, as elsewhere, objective truth is quietly being subordinated to convenient narratives. Measurable realities — the tangible impacts on a tight-knit community, its agricultural heritage, its precious aquifer, and its […]