Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 20th of October.
Good morning, West Palm Beach.
A low-pressure system off the East Coast may develop into Subtropical Storm Josephine later this week and bring high winds, dangerous surf and coastal flooding along Florida's Atlantic coast — including West Palm Beach.
Residents should monitor local weather updates for changes.
Federally funded contracts for the Everglades Agricultural Area Reservoir have been fully executed, and construction is underway to capture billions of gallons of water for Everglades restoration.
The project will finish by 2029 (boosting water quality and local property values).
A West Palm Beach clinic in the Soso neighborhood, Endro, founded by Dr. Aba Boutros in January, offers a method combining sports chiropractic care + physiotherapy with sports medicine to help runners train safely.
The clinic helps athletes avoid injury as they prepare for marathons and other races this season.
New York hoteliers opened a 201-room hotel Monday on North Railroad Avenue in the Nora District—the property includes two new restaurants, Pastis and Jack’s Bar—as part of a redevelopment effort that will add offices, housing and retail later.
Construction resumed on the long-delayed Everglades Townhomes project in Pahokee, and county officials project the 60-unit affordable development to finish in the first quarter of 2027 (a boost for local housing).
Voting for Palm Beach County’s Athlete of the Week poll is open until noon Friday, Oct.
23 and features nominees from local high schools, including King's Academy's Aydan Elam (who scored two touchdowns on Oct. 12) during a standout football game.
Shane Lowry joins teammate Rory McIlroy on Boston Common Golf after a trade from Bay Golf Club on Monday, Oct.
19. Bay received a draft pick, a future selection and commercial considerations, and full rosters will be announced later this week.
Jupiter defeated Palm Beach Central in a district game resumed after Friday's lightning suspension — the win gives the Warriors control over their district fate this season.
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