Rick Christie

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Rick Christie

OK, I confess. I have a soft spot for high school graduations. I have three daughters that graduated from Palm Beach County high schools (Suncoast, Dreyfoos School of the Arts). The Post staff knows this, and puts up with my seemingly non-stop raving around this time every year. Of course, my high school graduation (from Martin County High School in 1978) was memorable for a number of reasons.

1 month ago | palmbeachpost.com | Rick Christie

LETTERSFrom Pensacola to Palm Beach, our state is blessed with 172 parks, trails and historic sites encompassing more than 800,000 acres of pristine land and water for our enjoyment, and our appreciation. Six weeks ago, Florida Opinion journalists of the USA Today Network asked you, our readers, to join us in a legislative advocacy campaign to protect and preserve our beloved state parks.

1 month ago | tcpalm.com | Grace Pateras |Mark Woods |Rick Christie

Readers and Florida state parks enthusiasts:We're hosting an "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) on Reddit as part of a campaign by the USA Today Network – Florida Opinion Group to support Senate Bill 80 and protect Florida's state parks from development. Our team of Opinion journalists wants to make sure that the bill makes it to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ desk and is signed into law.

1 month ago | palmbeachpost.com | Grace Pateras |Mark Woods |Rick Christie

Readers and Florida state parks enthusiasts:We're hosting an "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) on Reddit as part of a campaign by the USA Today Network – Florida Opinion Group to support Senate Bill 80 and protect Florida's state parks from development. Our team of Opinion journalists wants to make sure that the bill makes it to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ desk and is signed into law.

Dec 2, 2024 | yahoo.com | Rick Christie

For the past 28 years, The Palm Beach Post has rung in the holiday season with a call to readers to help their neighbors whose lives have been thrown into chaos, by the unexpected. "You make your world richer by making their world better. You can offer them Hope.”The Post’s readers have always heeded that call and done so generously. The Season to Share project has raised more than $17 million for needy families and individuals in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast since its inception.