Palm Beach Daily News

Palm Beach Town Council approved a $12 million contract for beach renourishment last night, ensuring continued protection of the island's coastline.

May 1

Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach Unveils New Exhibition: 'All Roads Lead to Palm Beach'

May 1

Acquavella Galleries to Feature Jean Dubuffet Exhibition

May 1

Palm Beach Residents Recall 'Artists for Haiti' Sale as Christie's Auction Tops $13 Million

May 1

Palm Beach Daily News

May 1

YOU Are The Hacker’s Shortcut In

Cybercriminals often use social engineering to gain access to personal information, reminding Jupiter residents to stay vigilant against deceptive tactics.

May 1

Dangers of Fentanyl-Laced Weed: What Tequesta Residents Need to Know

May 1

Transforming Your Space with Excellence

Jupiter residents can now access comprehensive renovation services for kitchen and bathroom transformations, from initial design to final touches.

May 1

BOCA WEST COUNTRY CLUB EARNS #4 PLATINUM CLUB RANKING IN U.S.

May 1

Indoor Ocean Aquariums Offers Comprehensive Services to Jupiter Residents

May 1

Sabourin Gallery Offers Diverse Frame Finishes for Jupiter Art

May 1

Boca Raton Resident Leann Takes Life-Saving Nutrition on Tour to See Jelly Roll

May 1

Preservation Foundation Awards $10,000 Scholarship to FAMU Architecture Student

The Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach has awarded its inaugural Jerry A. Tishman $10,000 scholarship to Dwinessa Pratt, an architecture student at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University.

May 1

Is Fentanyl Stronger Than Morphine?

Fentanyl is 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine, making it a valuable but highly dangerous pain reliever, according to the CDC.

May 1

Rainbow Fentanyl Pills: Understanding the Local Risks in Tequesta

May 1

How To Protect Yourself From Fentanyl-Laced Drugs

May 1

Does Narcan Work for Fentanyl? What Tequesta Residents Need to Know About Overdose Response

May 1

10 Myths About Fentanyl: What Tequesta Needs to Know

May 1

DeSantis Signs Florida Law to Label, Defund Terror Groups

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a sweeping bill Monday granting Florida power to designate domestic and foreign terrorist organizations, backing his prior order targeting CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood. The measure, inked at USF Tampa, imposes felonies for material support and bars state funds to linked entities. Critics decry due process risks and free speech threats as the law eyes July 1 rollout.

May 1

Florida Executes Willacy for 1990 Palm Bay Arson Murder

May 1

DeSantis Signs 6 Florida Bills, Some Effective Immediately

May 1

DeSantis Signs Florida Law to Designate Domestic Terror Groups

May 1

JAXPORT's Jax Forward Strategy Fuels Florida Job Boom

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