Free Golf Play for Local Educators Tonight at The Nest
Palm Beach Gardens, FL · August 6, 2026
Mark your schedule around the 6 PM city council meeting — or head straight over to The Nest after work for free educator bay play.
The Lead
City leaders convene tonight at 6:00 PM in the City Hall Council Chambers for a pivotal August session. Headlining the agenda is the first reading of Ordinance 19, 2026, which considers major conditional use approvals and site plan revisions for outdoor commercial recreation within The Gardens Mall Planned Unit Development. Beyond the zoning decisions, state and county officials will deliver public presentations regarding upcoming property tax bill impacts and vital countywide fraud alert measures. Residents planning to speak during public comment should submit a card to the city clerk before the meeting opens, while those unable to attend in person can stream the proceedings live on the municipal website.
Local Pulse
Vote-by-Mail Request Deadline Today County voters must submit mail-in ballot requests by 5:00 PM for the upcoming primary election.
Golf Course Maintenance Underway Sandhill Crane Golf Course main greens remain closed today for routine summer turf maintenance.
Today's Outlook
- High 87°F · Low 79°F — Rain showers (24% chance of precipitation)
- Keep an umbrella handy during afternoon outdoor plans despite the lower rain chance.
What's On Around Town
Summer Junior Golf Camp Sandhill Crane Golf Club (9900 Sandhill Crane Dr), 8:00 AM–12:00 PM Hands-on instruction, skill games, and outdoor drills for young players.
Teachers Bay Play Appreciation Night The Nest Par 3 (9900 Sandhill Crane Dr), 4:00–7:30 PM Complimentary TrackMan bay play and golf discounts for local educators with valid ID.
City Council Meeting City Hall Council Chambers (10500 N Military Trail), 6:00 PM Public hearing on property tax updates and Gardens Mall zoning amendments.
Spotlight & Story
- Sweetbay Natural Area
- Tucked along the western edge of town, this native wetland preserve harbors rare wet flatwoods and cypress domes. Most walkers pass the marked southern boundary unaware it links directly into a 2,400-acre conservation corridor protecting gopher tortoises and native wildlife.
Palm Beach Gardens Daily Digest — compiled from local sources as of 6 AM. For breaking updates, follow your local newsrooms.
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