Good morning, Palm Bay.

Local restaurants in Cocoa Beach and Melbourne will host Father’s Day specials on June 21 with varied dining offers (including contests and live music), while a fire on May 29 left Junk Food Bakery with significant losses and a $20,000 donation drive is underway.

Financial planner Dottie Bourlier (from Focus Partners Wealth) explains how to spot scam calls that use spoofed caller ID to mimic trusted agencies, advising residents to hang up and verify calls using trusted numbers.

Health First’s Holmes Regional Medical Center held its fourth annual Trauma Patient Survivor Reunion on National Trauma Survivors Day in May in Melbourne—bringing together more than a dozen survivors and care teams to honor lifesaving responses and promote injury prevention.

Brevard County food trucks offer a range of street eats, featuring vendors like Dönerlicious and Wahlburgers serving kebabs, Cuban fare, and burgers.

The mobile kitchens are spread out from Satellite Beach to Indian Harbour Beach, giving local food lovers new tastes to enjoy.

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.

Palm Bay Independence Day Celebration

5-9 p.m. — Eastern Florida State College Palm Bay Campus — Free admission and parking — Celebrate freedom with live performances, food trucks, and a spectacular fireworks display.