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1 week ago | 
palmbeachpost.com | Eddie Ritz
Good Night John Boy, a 1970s-themed nightclub and restaurant, is opening in Delray Beach, Florida. The club features retro decor, 70s music, and themed cocktails. The establishment is inspired by the popular TV show "The Waltons" and the founder's love for the disco era. This will be the seventh location of Good Night John Boy, with others already established in various cities.
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1 week ago | 
palmbeachpost.com | Eddie Ritz
OK, we're past the halfway point in spring and that means one thing: summer is coming. So before you're sweating bullets just walking from your house to your car, get out and live. See and hear live music during Sunday on the Waterfront with Living the 80s or the Journey tribute band Never Stop Believin' at Abacoa Amphitheater, maybe run a 5K in The Great American Bacon Race or do it for charity in the Rooney's 18th Annual 5K Run/Walk at PBKC.
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1 week ago | 
palmbeachpost.com | Eddie Ritz
Rhum Shak in Lake Worth Beach has closed after 11 years. Known for its lively atmosphere and events, the closure sparked community discussion about potential gentrification. Other establishments in Lake Worth Beach offer similar experiences. After 11 years, Rhum Shak in Lake Worth Beach has closed their doors. Located at 802 Lake Ave.
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1 week ago | 
palmbeachpost.com | Eddie Ritz
In our weekly list of business people on the move, we highlight Palm Beach County professionals who are making a difference. These are people from across the spectrum of public and private endeavors, those working in charities, court houses, private practices and beyond. They are moving up within their industry, advancing their careers and standing out for their services within our community.
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2 weeks ago | 
palmbeachpost.com | Eddie Ritz
"She's gone, she's gone, oh I, oh I, I better learn how to face it." Yes, much like the lyrics to the 1973 Hall & Oates classic, winter is gone, but with any luck the cool weather will still linger for a few more weeks.
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2 weeks ago | 
palmbeachpost.com | Eddie Ritz
Many restaurants offer special Easter and Passover meals, including dine-in and take-out options. If you're looking for something sweet, Norman Love Confections has a limited-edition Easter Collection with 10 new flavors. For those who prefer to dine at home, Doris Italian Market & Bakery offers Passover Seder and Easter Dinner packages. Whether it's Easter brunch or dinner or a Passover Seder, this is the time to be with family and loved ones, to reflect and celebrate your faith.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Sonja Isger |Eddie Ritz
It's that time of year when families head out for that long held Easter tradition — the other one. Not church or dinner with family, we're talking about the scouring of large lawns for pastel colored plastic eggs filled with all sorts of goodies. Palm Beach County is home to plenty of egg hunting opportunities as well as a spring festival and a chance to meet the Easter Bunny. So dust off that basket and a good straw hat, we've got some hunting grounds that promise to deliver.
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2 weeks ago | 
palmbeachpost.com | Sonja Isger |Eddie Ritz
Palm Beach County offers numerous Easter egg hunt events and spring festivities for families. Events include egg hunts at various locations, visits with the Easter Bunny, and family-friendly activities. The events offer a range of activities for different age groups, from toddlers to teenagers and adults. It's that time of year when families head out for that long held Easter tradition — the other one.
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2 weeks ago | 
palmbeachpost.com | Eddie Ritz
Steak Shop by Rancher's Reserve, a new butcher shop in West Palm Beach, sells hormone- and antibiotic-free meat from their own ranch. The shop also offers a lunch menu of wood-fired burgers, sandwiches, and other items made with their premium cuts of meat. Steak Shop by Rancher's Reserve is located at 500 Palm St. and is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday to Saturday.
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2 weeks ago | 
palmbeachpost.com | Eddie Ritz
In our weekly list of business people on the move, we highlight Palm Beach County professionals who are making a difference. These are people from across the spectrum of public and private endeavors, those working in charities, court houses, private practices and beyond. They are moving up within their industry, advancing their careers and standing out for their services within our community.
