Pirate Fest shuts East Ocean Avenue downtown starting at 7 a.m. Thursday · A new tax collector and DMV office is going up on Lyons Road, with a 2027 opening expected · Scream on the Green sets up a Halloween movie under the stars at Wilson Park
Lennar is the confirmed buyer of Boynton Beach Mall, with a mixed-use plan · Starbucks signs on at Windsor Place, just north of Boynton · CRA approves revised grant rules aimed at downtown restaurants and coffee shops
Boynton Beach Mall tenants get lease termination notices as a sale is pending · A West Boynton senior community draws buyers ahead of its fall 2028 opening · Boynton Beach Boulevard lands on the county's list of traffic trouble spots
Boynton's two top appointees face the commission Tuesday, with Pirate Fest set for Halloween weekend · Weekly one-on-one job help with CareerSource PBC at the Main Library · New trash haulers miss pickups in suburban Boynton communities
Boynton officials vote to save and move the historic Harvey Oyer sign · Boynton Beach High opens enrollment for the district's only choice Sports Academy · Demand at The Soup Kitchen is up about 25% as costs squeeze families
Flock cameras and swale-parking tickets head back to the commission · Work starts on Ocean One, with 371 rentals and public parking · County Ag Reserve meeting turns heated, including over a planned Islamic center
The budget lowers your city tax rate and raises water rates · City warns of a fake Pirate Fest solicitation · Woods near Golf View Harbour move toward permanent protection
Octavia breaks ground south of City Hall with 465 apartments · Commission passes tentative budget at a 7.4257 rollback rate, with the final vote September 16 · Literacy Coalition is recruiting volunteer tutors for struggling young readers
Hurricane Alley changes course: Paloma replaces The Pierce · Green Cay’s expansion pairs trails with water purification · A morning of remembrance at Centennial Park
West Boynton Ranches drops from 259 homes to 198 · Budget, utility rates and $2.2 million insurance renewal reach the dais · Landscape-contract evaluators meet Thursday morning
Palm Park wins authorization for up to $27.25 million in bonds · An $8.98 million equipment deal leaves basic questions · A $12.4 million health contract and a Lennar housing deal are both in motion
Pig Sty BBQ finds a new home in Boynton Beach · Boynton Beach police host National Night Out on Aug. 5 · Boynton Beach is seeking designs for a water taxi service
The city's proposed number for next year is $353.6 million · Officers disciplined after a traffic stop escalated · A gravesite emptied, and a son asking for an apology
Mangrove Manor gets its ribbon cutting Wednesday evening · Boynton's free-chlorination period ends Thursday · CareerSource is doing one-on-one sessions at the library today
Night Market returns to Centennial Park Saturday evening · Delray's Summer GreenMarket reaches its final Saturday · Creation Station returns to the Boca Raton Museum of Art
The Commission sets a preliminary fire-rescue number tonight, and it is not the final one · Florida's back-to-school sales tax holiday starts Monday, July 20 · The city goes looking for help with flood risk on NW 3rd Street
Studio orientation opens the door to library equipment · Tween book club meets Saturday over Turtle in Paradise · Intro to Machine Sewing meets tonight
Boynton's Fourth of July celebration runs Saturday on Federal Highway · The city is studying where Boynton is most exposed · Pence Park redevelopment is out to bid
Fire on SE 2nd Street displaces 10 from two families · Boynton senior loses $44K to courier scam; arrest made · Rock the Plaza returns to One Boynton June 25
CRA board sets a Saturday workshop at City Hall · Two chicken spots now have very different timelines · First Friday gets a dinosaur-themed summer kickoff
Boynton Floats Sale of Fire and Water Departments to Palm Beach County · City Advances Grant-Funded Vulnerability Assessment · City-Union Bargaining Session Called Off
Boynton is weighing what fire rescue is worth · Chapel Hill's drainage bill is now a $20 million problem · If the weather holds, The Links is the easy morning plan
Three governance items on Tuesday's agenda — and the BBCRA meets a week later to follow through · TD SYNNEX cybersecurity contract caps at $400K a year · City contracts a Comprehensive Vulnerability Assessment, grant-funded