Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 20th of May.
Good morning, Palm Bay.
Today, NextEra Energy announced a merger with Dominion Energy in an all stock deal valued at about $67 billion, driven by rising demand from data centers.
The merger, pending regulatory approvals, will not change FPL’s electric rates locked through 2029, keeping costs stable for local customers + residents.
Florida drivers may see only modest savings from a proposed gas tax holiday (the 2022 trial saved 13 cents per gallon on average) as lawmakers debate suspending federal and state fuel taxes, a change that could affect transportation funding.
Emergency management experts advise residents to build an affordable hurricane kit using existing supplies + sale bargains.
They recommend stocking up on water, non-perishable food, batteries, and flashlights ahead of hurricane season starting June 1 to help keep families safe in Palm Bay.
Fresh from Florida shares a local recipe for endive and vegetable meatball soup using Florida lean ground beef and fresh produce — yellow squash, zucchini, mushroom, and carrot.
The recipe offers step-by-step instructions for preparing meatballs and simmering a hearty vegetable broth, finished with Parmesan garnish.
Palm Bay football wrapped up its spring program in a game against Sebastian River at a local jamboree, showing flashes on offense and defense.
The game highlighted the team's progress as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Turkey Creek 5K Trail Run
7 AM - 1 PM — Turkey Creek Sanctuary — Adult: $35, Child (12 & under): $30 — Experience a scenic and challenging trail run while supporting the preservation of the Turkey Creek Sanctuary.
Ladies Duck Swap and Connection Showcase
6:30 – 8:00 p.m. — Lazy Turtle RiverFront Grill & Tiki Bar — Attendees responsible for food and drinks — A playful gathering for women to swap collectible ducks and forge new friendships.
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