Good morning, Jupiter.

On Sept. 16, 2026, CROS Ministries led a gleaning drive that collected 402,582 pounds of fresh produce from Palm Beach and Martin counties to fight hunger and reduce food waste.

Local volunteers from banks, churches, and schools helped in the effort.

Coast Guard, along with local law enforcement agencies, continue the search for 48-year-old Matt Pawlowski—an executive at NextEra Energy—after a 14-foot, lime-green-yellow paddleboard matching his was found floating near Jupiter Island following his last sighting off Jupiter Beach on Sept. 14.

A Boynton Beach man was charged with felony animal cruelty after videos showed him abusing a service dog on Sept.

9 and 10; Tibor Feigel from Furry Friends in Jupiter said the dog is a lifesaver for its owner and is now awaiting a safe new home.

The Business Development Board of the Palm Beaches announced strides in economic development, including 2,000 new high-paying jobs, at a luncheon at the Kravis Center.

Florida Atlantic University and D-Wave Quantum partner to boost local talent through new programs — a move expected to strengthen community diversity in job opportunities.

Florida's Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday began Sept.

1 and runs through Dec. 31, letting shoppers save 6% on eligible camping, hunting, and fishing supplies, including tents & firearms. Residents are encouraged to check online for sale limits and details.

Jerusha Terry, CEO of Engaged Hands, is launching a bus that brings personalized education to local kids + busy parents.

The service aims to fill learning gaps and offer flexible support to families in Jupiter.

Palm Beach County School District cut 244 jobs because fewer students enrolled, eliminating 214 teaching, 24 support and six administrator roles.

Officials said the drop of about 5,990 students has reduced funding and led to a hiring hold while affected employees are reassigned.

Following Dolly Parton's passing, Palm Beach County saw a surge in donations and new registrations for her Imagination Library—a free program that sends up to 60 books to young children.

The program will host a 5K Walk or Run on Nov. 7 at Commons Park.