Finance + Legal Services

Attorney at Slaw: The Case for Baby Back Ribs

A plaintiff's attorney lays out his ironclad argument for the most beloved rack in American barbecue Article by Trent Swift, a Partner at Lytal, Reiter, Smith, Ivey & Fronrath In nearly every courtroom dispute, there comes a moment when the facts are simply undeniable — when the evidence is so clear, so well-prepared, and so perfectly presented that no reasonable person could rule against you. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I submit to you that a properly smoked rack of baby back ribs is...

Life + Culture

Harvey Oyer

Beneath the Norton Museum, Harvey Oyer’s family story spans 150 years—and continues today Article by Arsine Kaloustian | Photography by Jason Nuttle and Courtesy of Harvey E. Oyer III In the courtyard of the Norton Museum of Art, the light settles softly across the stone. Visitors pass through as they always do—pausing for sculpture, for shade, for a moment of quiet. It reads, at first glance, like any other afternoon in West Palm Beach. But beneath the courtyard, the story runs deeper. ...

Sports + Recreation

The Perfect Shot

A bespoke answer to what to give the man who has everything Article by Arsine Kaloustian | Photography by Courtesy of Noble Tree Golf The swing lasts only a second. The ball disappears even faster. And then, for a brief moment, there’s silence—before it registers: it went in. For most golfers, a hole-in-one becomes a story told and retold, softened over time into memory. But for those who value the moment as much as the game itself, there is now a way to hold onto it—permanently. Founded by...

Food + Beverage

Fat-Washing the Old Fashioned

What happens when the bar borrows from the kitchen Article by Arsine Kaloustian The Old Fashioned has always been a study in restraint—spirit, sugar, bitters, and little else. But in recent years, bartenders have begun to reinterpret that simplicity through a decidedly culinary lens. The technique leading the charge: fat-washing. Borrowed from the kitchen, fat-washing infuses bourbon or rye with rich, savory, or nutty elements—brown butter, bacon fat, coconut oil, even olive oil—then removes...

Sports + Recreation

Who Gets to Play

The World Cup brings attention. FutbolTech is building access. Article by Arsine Kaloustian In a matter of weeks, the 2026 FIFA World Cup will kick off across North America. The buildup is already underway—cities preparing, brands activating, anticipation building. By June, the world will be watching the game at its highest level. But that level doesn’t appear out of nowhere. It is built much earlier, in places that don’t get cameras. FutbolTech operates in those places. Not as a traditional...

Sports + Recreation

The Lineup

Men's Recreational Sports in Palm Beach County Article by Arsine Kaloustian In Palm Beach County, staying active usually comes down to one thing: showing up. Not once, but every week. Leagues fill quickly, schedules lock in, and what starts as a game turns into a standing commitment. Some play for competition, others for routine, others simply to break up the week. Across courts, fields, and courses, the pattern is the same—find your spot, and keep it. ORGANIZED LEAGUES Consistency...

Beauty

What to Book for Mother’s Day—and After

A more thoughtful approach to skincare and hair health that goes beyond a single day Article by Arsine Kaloustian | Photography by Courtesy of Flawless by Melissa Fox Flowers are expected. Reservations are appreciated. But increasingly, Mother’s Day is less about tradition and more about choosing an experience over something that simply gets unwrapped. At Flawless by Melissa Fox, that shift shows up in treatments designed not just for the moment, but for skin and hair that improve over time. ...

Health + Wellness

The Next Smile Makers

At McCranels Orthodontics, the next chapter is taking shape Article by Arsine Kaloustian | Photography by Wilder Creative For decades, McCranels Orthodontics has been synonymous with Palm Beach tradition—a practice rooted in family, community, and generations of confident smiles. Today, something more nuanced is unfolding behind those familiar doors. Not a reinvention, but a continuation—one that honors a family legacy while carrying it forward through the next chapter of leadership. At the...

Life + Culture

Christina Lambert

In The Work Article by Arsine Kaloustian | Photography by Maysa Askar Christina Lambert’s career has moved across sectors—including nonprofit leadership, private industry, and local government—but the throughline is consistent. She tends to operate where decisions turn into something tangible. Before entering public office, Lambert led Leadership Palm Beach County, bringing together professionals across industries to engage directly with the region’s most pressing issues. She later served as...

Health + Wellness

It Was Easier the First Time

The Complex Reality of Secondary Infertility Article by Arsine Kaloustian | Photography by Courtesy of IVF MD It often begins in a way that feels familiar. A conversation over dinner. A glance across the room at the child who made you a mother—and the sense that maybe now, you’re ready to do it again. You begin trying. You start hoping. You assume-because it happened before-it will happen again. And for a while, nothing feels different. Until the calendar starts to matter. One month...