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City of Boca Raton News Published August 03

The August Issue of the City Connection is Here!

Read all about the Primary Election, Chief of Police Swearing-In, Upcoming Community Discussions, Back-to-School Tax Free Holiday, Battle of the Bands & More!

City of Palm Beach Gardens News Published August 03

The Pinnacle - August 2026 E-News

Check out the August edition of #ThePinnacle!

Town of Jupiter News Published August 03

Event Announcement – The Heights Neighborhood Meeting

City of Boca Raton News Published July 31

Jarad L. Phelps Sworn In as Boca Raton's Next Chief of Police

July 30, 2026

Palm Beach ArtsPaper Published July 30

First-ever Banyan Dance Festival aims to expand local dance ecosystem

Like the sprawling tree it’s named for, the inaugural Banyan Dance Festival — running Monday, Aug. 3, to Saturday, Aug. 8 in West Palm Beach — takes root in the shared vision of two Palm Beach County artists and educators, Ericka Squire of Natural Movers Foundation and Branndi…

Palm Beach ArtsPaper Published July 30

New company devoted to adventurous theater to debut in Jupiter

By Ilana Jael Even in South Florida’s lively theater scene, it’s not every day that audience members have the chance to bear witness to the birth of a brand-new company. This year, though, sufficiently adventurous theater-goers will have just such an opportunity as Sticking Place…

Palm Beach ArtsPaper Published July 14

Wilde shines as director, actor in ‘The Invite’

Any couple considering attending a screening of Olivia Wilde’s racy new dramedy The Invite should be forewarned. For all of its effective humor and risqué dialogue, the film is a certifiable anti-date movie, part of a cinematic lineage of dyspeptic relationships that stretches…

Palm Beach ArtsPaper Published July 14

Standout performances enliven ‘Little Women’ at FAU Festival Rep

By Ilana Jael Though it’s been a long time since I’ve revisited Louisa May Alcott’s best-selling novel Little Women, I have fond enough memories of the book and its various adaptations to be one of many modern women with a soft spot for this particular classic. As a teenager, I…

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