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04/08/2025

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04/08/2025

Advancements in Skin Cancer Treatment: Multidisciplinary Care and Innovation Improve Outcomes

Boca Raton, FL - Skin cancer remains the most frequently diagnosed cancer in the United States, but advances in therapy and collaborative care are reshaping how physicians manage even the most aggressive cases. At the Eugene M. & Christine E.

Advertisements Advertisements Boca Raton, FL – Skin cancer remains the most frequently diagnosed cancer in the United States, but advances in therapy and collaborative care are reshaping how physicians manage […]

04/08/2025

Meet Jada Strayer – Our Newest Intern!

At The Boca Raton Tribune, we believe that nurturing young talent is just as vital as telling the stories of our community. That’s why I’m excited to share that Jada Strayer is joining our team as a new intern starting August 1.

Advertisements Advertisements At The Boca Raton Tribune, we believe that nurturing young talent is just as vital as telling the stories of our community. That’s why I’m excited to share […]

04/08/2025

Jada Strayer is a communications intern at The Boca Raton Tribune, where she supports editorial initiatives with a focus on content creation, strategic communication, and multimedia storytelling.

She is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Communication Studies at Florida Atlantic University, with a minor in Public Relations and Political Communication. Jada is passionate about the power of media to inform and inspire communities. Her interests span across writing, visual storytelling, broadcasting, and production, and she is eager to explore how these mediums intersect in the modern newsroom.

Prior to joining the Tribune, Jada developed experience in writing, visual analysis, and strategic messaging, and she continues to expand her media skills through academic and professional opportunities. Driven, creative, and detail-oriented, she is committed to learning the art and impact of local journalism.

Advertisements Advertisements Jada Strayer is a communications intern at The Boca Raton Tribune, where she supports editorial initiatives with a focus on content creation, strategic communication, and multimedia storytelling. Advertisements […]

04/08/2025

Welcoming a New Voice to the Tribune: Meet Stacy Carchman

By Douglas Heizer

At The Boca Raton Tribune, we believe that local news is more than just information — it’s a reflection of our neighborhoods, our businesses, our people, and the stories that connect us all.

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04/08/2025

By Rick Warren

“You are only hurting yourself with your anger.” Job 18:4 (GNT)

When you’re helping a friend whose marriage has ended, you can comfort them by supporting them with prayer and sharing their pain. You can also encourage them to do one of the hardest things after a divorce: forgive.

This is the most important issue your friend will have to deal with. If they’re going to move forward and heal from all the pain, they need to ask for forgiveness, accept forgiveness, and offer forgiveness. Because if they don’t, they’re going to get stuck.

There are three common emotions people often feel when their marriage has ended—anger, guilt, and bitterness. If held onto, those emotions can ruin the rest of their life.

How then, as a friend, do you help your friend with forgiveness?

First, encourage them to stop blaming others. Saying “It’s all their fault” or “It’s all my fault” is a waste of time and energy.

The Boca Raton Tribune has been a cornerstone of local journalism for over 18 years, delivering reliable news and engaging content to the Boca Raton community. Our commitment extends across print, online platforms, and video interviews, reflecting our dedication to comprehensive coverage. We activel...

04/08/2025

God Smiles

by Douglas Logan

The phrase "Man plans, God laughs" originates from the Yiddish proverb "Der mentsh trakht un got lakht".

Advertisements Advertisements by Douglas Logan Advertisements The phrase “Man plans, God laughs” originates from the Yiddish proverb “Der mentsh trakht un got lakht”. This saying emphasizes the unpredictable nature of […]

04/08/2025

Cartoon by Clay Jones

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04/08/2025

It Does Not Have To Be Lonely At The Top

By Rick Boxx

• August 4, 2025

A common refrain I hear from many CEOs and business and professional leaders is, “It’s lonely at the top.”

Advertisements Advertisements By Rick Boxx  Advertisements • August 4, 2025 Advertisements A common refrain I hear from many CEOs and business and professional leaders is, “It’s lonely at the top.” […]

04/08/2025

By Rick Boxx

• August 4, 2025

A common refrain I hear from many CEOs and business and professional leaders is, “It’s lonely at the top.” Business owners and top executives often find themselves having to make difficult decisions they are not comfortable sharing with their team members. This is why in 1945, U.S. President Harry S. Truman had a sign made for his desk that read, “The Buck Stops Here.” He knew that for key decisions the ultimate responsibility was his alone.

Unless they can find a group of peers they trust and in whom they can confide, or pay for a business coach or consultant, many CEOs often end up making decisions in isolation.

Advertisements Advertisements By Rick Boxx  Advertisements • August 4, 2025 Advertisements A common refrain I hear from many CEOs and business and professional leaders is, “It’s lonely at the top.” […]

03/08/2025

Job Announcement – Local News Contributors Wanted
The Boca Raton Tribune is expanding its news coverage across Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and Boynton Beach.

As part of this growth, we're building a stronger team to help us cover every story around the block — from community events to city updates, and the voices that shape our neighborhoods.

We're looking for:

🖋️ Freelance or part-time journalists and writers
🎓 College students in Journalism or Communications (for internships)

Key areas of focus include:
• Local news coverage
• Community events and public meetings
• City hall and government activity
• Education, culture, sports, and social initiatives
• Local profiles and small business stories

🕒 This is a per-assignment or part-time opportunity, ideal for those with experience or those starting a career in local journalism with purpose and community impact.

📩 Interested applicants should message us or send an email to [email protected].