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Daily editionWednesday, September 23rd, 2026

Good morning, Palm Beach Gardens.

The 5AM Palm Beach Gardens Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 23rd of September.

Business

  1. A USA TODAY Network-Florida online poll of over 3,100 readers found 88% favor changing Publix's policy that requires buying two items for a BOGO discount in Florida.

    Residents suggest moving to a consumer-friendly 50% off deal and propose donating extra items to local pantries.

    Palm Beach Daily NewsRead more

  2. Savvy shoppers in Palm Beach Gardens can save on rising gas and grocery expenses with a $25 promotional Sam’s Club membership (offering discounted fuel pricing and perks like free curbside pickup) that helps cost-conscious households stretch their budgets.

    Palm Beach Daily NewsRead more

Economy

  1. Local business owners in Palm Beach Gardens report fewer Canadian snowbirds are staying for long periods as travel shifts amid rising political tensions, so local real estate and seasonal revenues face challenges that may spur proactive measures from tourism and civic leaders.

    The Boca Raton TribuneRead more

Education

  1. On Tuesday, Sept. 22, the School District of Palm Beach County hosted the 2026 College & Career Fair at the South Florida Fairgrounds Expo Center East in West Palm Beach, where about 3,000 students and their families learned about college options, scholarships, and FAFSA from over 150 education representatives (6 p.m. to 8 p.m.).

    The Boca Raton TribuneRead more

Environment

  1. Local meteorologists warn that this winter’s strong El Niño may bring heavy rain, increased storminess, and a higher risk of tornadoes, which could affect agriculture in Palm Beach Gardens.

    Officials advise residents to monitor weather updates & prepare for potential impacts.

    The Boca Raton TribuneRead more

Government

  1. Florida residents will change clocks on Nov. 1 at 2 a.m. to standard time, gaining an extra hour as sunrise and sunset shift earlier; permanent daylight saving time remains pending a Senate vote on the Sunshine Protection Act.

    Palm Beach Daily NewsRead more