Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 11th of March.
Good morning, Palm Bay.
Brevard women veterans left for their Flight of Honor tour of Washington, D.C. following a speech by Col. Shannon DaSilva, USAF, at a ceremony honoring their service.
The Palm Bay Fair will run March 12-29 at the Space Coast Harley-Davidson Fairgrounds, offering rides, games, food stands and free shows along with a petting zoo.
Admission is $7 per person—with free entry for children under 36 inches, military and seniors over 65—and full alcohol bars for adults.
Florida does not set a legal minimum age for leaving kids home alone, though state guidelines advise waiting until age 12.
With spring break underway, parents in Palm Bay are urged to conduct trial periods and set safety rules — ensuring children are ready for unsupervised time.
Brevard Public Schools will break ground on a new classroom building at Bayside High School Tuesday, Mar.
17 to create modern learning spaces that relieve space demands and boost academic opportunities for Palm Bay students.
Florida Wildlife Hospital returned a rehabilitated female bald eagle (after two months in rehab) to the wild, where she quickly reunited with her excited mate in a rare wilderness moment.
The fuzzy baby sandhill cranes, called colts, will soon follow their parents across local roads as they search for food this spring.
Wildlife experts advise drivers to be alert for these protected birds crossing unexpectedly in Palm Bay.
On March 5, Palm Bay City Council designated the city as Brevard’s first Purple Heart City to honor veterans wounded or killed in combat.
The resolution calls for a commemorative plaque at City Hall (to visibly acknowledge their sacrifice) and signage along designated roadways.
Today, Palm Bay residents face record high temperatures while experts advise setting AC units to the highest comfortable temperature (often 78 degrees) to lower bills and reduce strain on systems through regular filter changes and other energy-saving tips.
Tribute to The Eagles Concert
7-8 p.m. — Melbourne Auditorium — $38 GA, $70 VIP — Experience Florida’s ultimate Eagles tribute band and sing along to classic hits.
Space Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival
5 PM – 11 PM — Space Coast Daily Park — $35 for tethered balloon rides — Experience a vibrant festival with colorful hot air balloons, live music, food trucks, and a spectacular nighttime grand finale.
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