Good morning, Palm Bay.

Today, 211 Brevard offers free support services like ride assistance for doctor visits, online developmental screenings for children, veteran peer support, caregiver guidance, and homelessness prevention; residents can call 2-1-1 for help.

The Melbourne Liberty Bell Museum, housed in an old water tower, will host a Memorial Day program on Monday, May 25 from 11 a.m. to noon where visitors can ring a full-size replica bell and hear retired Col. Kenneth Boll speak plus join a scavenger hunt.

Admission is free.

Space Coast Jr./Sr. High held its commencement on May 21 at Viper Stadium in Port St. John, graduating 215 students.

The ceremony featured an electric guitar rendition of the national anthem + speeches from school leaders.

Palm Bay residents must update hurricane plans as the upcoming season begins June 1; weather expert Mike Boylan explains that though forecasts show fewer storms due to El Niño, every storm can affect the community.

He recommends confirming evacuation zones and preparing a kit (with cash, medications, and pet supplies).

Lovebug season in Palm Bay is ending as fewer bugs are seen on cars; experts say the spring mating period will taper off soon, though the insects will reappear in August (contrary to myth, they were not created by local researchers).

Sally Scalera, a UF urban horticulture agent, shared guidelines today to reduce stormwater runoff and protect local waterways.

Homeowners are advised to install rain barrels and use porous surfaces—simple changes that help keep yards green and water clean.

Today, Palm Bay residents may see green smoke and controlled explosions during a military drill at the Malabar Transmitter Annex (the exercise is set from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. at the property off Minton Road).

Restaurant.com offers digital dining certificates that never expire and give 20% off checks of $10 or more using code (FOOD20) until May 31.

The deal lets Palm Bay diners save on meals and try new local restaurants this Memorial Day weekend.

Thunder On Cocoa Beach returned last weekend for its 17th annual offshore racing event, drawing over 80 boats, block parties & VIP viewing at the pier and Port Canaveral.

This celebration offered high-speed racing near 160 mph and live music, setting the stage for future championships on the Space Coast.

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.