Good morning, Boca Raton.

This week, the Boca Raton Tribune is expanding its Guest Columnists section by welcoming new voices like Dylan Jovine, whose column covers local wellness + entrepreneurship.

The paper invites community members with unique expertise to share their perspectives on local life.

City officials approved Boca’s first private club that will offer a refined space for card games + conversation today, infusing local leisure with classic charm.

Longtime resident Helen Marsh sees the decision as a nod to the city’s storied social past while welcoming a stylish new venue for adults.

The Boca Raton Historical Society has announced its Toasts, Tastes & Trolleys fundraiser that offers vintage trolley rides, local wine tastings, restaurant bites, and raffles among historic sites.

The event will preserve local heritage and provide a free evening of community fun.

The Boca Raton Tribune launched its 792nd edition, covering local leadership changes including City Manager Mark Sohaney's departure, upcoming town hall highlights, community voices and weekend events from Oct.

23–25 plus holiday entertainment on Nov. 12–13.

On Oct. 22, The Lord’s Place Foundation received its largest gift in history—a $5 million pledge from the Fortin Family Foundation that helped the charity surpass $10 million in assets and secure its future.

Artist and educator Ron Garrett from Raga Press will lead a hands-on printmaking demonstration at the Museum of Central American Art Annex in Delray Beach on Sunday, Nov.

15 at 2:00 pm + visitors must RSVP.

Dick Lowenthal's Big Band featuring Lisanne Lyons will play music by top jazz arrangers on Nov.

14 from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at Arts Garage, showcasing South Florida's talented jazz musicians.

On Nov. 8 at Arts Garage, the live performance Behind the Lines: a 9/11 Story will bring together firefighter Bill Spade and combat veteran Jaymes Poling — featuring music by Dominick Farinacci and a full ensemble to share their powerful experiences on stage.

Testing completed Wednesday, Oct.

21 confirmed safe Enterococcus levels as the Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County lifted its bacteria advisory for Boca Raton beaches (South Inlet Park, Red Reef Park, Spanish River) and five county locations, allowing swimmers to return.

When heavy afternoon storms cancel outdoor plans, Boca Raton residents turn to streaming shows and online gaming to fill the day indoors.

Digital options also include group video calls and live dealer chats to keep social connection until the rain stops.