Good morning, Palm Bay.

Papa Vito’s co-owner Shiloh Edelman died on Oct.6, leaving the local community in shock with over 700 people at her funeral at East Coast Christian Center.

Papa Vito’s now honors her memory—she supported many local causes—by selling pink shirts to help breast cancer survivors.

Cory Skeates, who was a leader at Accelerate Brevard, was named president and CEO of the Greater Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce today — officials said he has a strong record in helping local businesses grow.

He will lead the Chamber as it works to support local business and drive economic progress in the community.

Jeff Arnold, owner of 3LP Roofing, said fraudulent online reviews hurt his business and left his office manager in tears—these reviews did not come from real customers and appear to be part of a scam.

The Historic Green Gables home is turning its grounds into Foggy Bluff Holiday Haunts for Halloween starting today with a haunted trail full of ghosts, scary creatures, twisted elves, and vampire turkeys — tickets cost $20 for adults and $10 for children under 10, with funds supporting restoration at 1501 S. Harbor City Blvd in Melbourne. The event will run on Oct.17-18, Oct.24-25, Oct.31, and Nov.1.

Brevard County School Board Member Matt Susin said on FOX 35’s Good Day Orlando that two recent incidents at Brevard Public Schools — one involving a man who was trespassed twice and another a generic bomb threat affecting over 40 school districts — raised concerns about school security.

The National Hurricane Center is tracking two tropical disturbances in the Atlantic—one is moving toward the Caribbean where warm water may help it grow into a tropical storm later next week.

Florida residents are urged to stay prepared as the system’s path and possible impacts remain uncertain.

Horses at Cocoa's Harmony Farms were stuck in barns after heavy rain flooded the area yesterday — the farm, which provides equine-assisted therapy, kept a pump running 24/7 to lower water levels so it can resume services.

Master gardener Sally Scalera relaunched her Soil Guardians program to help residents improve their yard soil and protect the Indian River Lagoon or the St. Johns River.

Participants will pay a $50 fee for instructional videos and guidance — they must test their soil every year to track a 2% boost in organic matter that can hold extra water.

Circles of Care in Melbourne provides many mental health and substance abuse services beyond Baker Act stabilization, offering in-home support, residential recovery for mothers and mental health help for all ages without needing insurance.

The programs include crisis care, medication-assisted treatment and therapy in clinics across the county—making it a community cornerstone for those seeking help.

Game On! Riverfront Triathlon

6:45-10:45 a.m. — Cocoa Riverfront Park — Participate in thrilling aquabike races amidst beautiful scenery.

Childbirth Education Class Palm Bay 2025 – Platinum Series

6:30-8:30 p.m. — The Healthy Family Chiropractic — $145 per couple — Engage in a comprehensive three-part childbirth prep series designed for busy families.

Drive-In Movie Family Fun Night

6-10 p.m. — Space Coast Harley-Davidson — Free for everyone — Experience a nostalgic drive-in movie with fun activities, food trucks, and a family-friendly atmosphere.

Riviera Key Community Garage Sale

1 p.m. — Pace Dr/ Jupiter Blvd (SW Corner) — Free entry — Discover hidden treasures and great bargains at the neighborhood garage sale.