Good morning, West Palm Beach.

Guy Fieri thanked Palm Beach County deputies who kept Peanut Island safe on Labor Day.

The restaurateur’s gesture—offering a flavorful reminder that their holiday sacrifice did not go unnoticed—brought a wave of local pride to those serving the community.

Boynton Beach Police Capt. Paul Deale honors his cousin who died on 9/11 by visiting the memorial with his wife + sons every year; this summer, he brought a youth basketball team to New York to share her legacy.

Several well-loved restaurants closed in Palm Beach County this year — from Tequesta to West Palm Beach, favorites such as NiMo Coastal Mediterranean, Hooked on Jupiter and Oriental Food Market ended years of service as diners lost familiar spots.

West Palm Move is a new public transit network replacing RideWPB.

The fixed-route service starts today at 6:00 a.m. and the on-demand rides will begin Tuesday, Sept. 15 to ease city congestion using all-electric vehicles.

Vice Mayor Marci Woodward attended the Mayor’s Ball — supporting the Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County to raise funds for housing assistance and essential services, boosting community support.