Palm Bay Fire Rescue and Palm Bay Police face off in a pickleball tournament Friday night at Ted Whitlock Community Center. $5 adults, $2 kids, proceeds to local charities.
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Palm Bay Fire Rescue and Palm Bay Police face off in a pickleball tournament Friday night at Ted Whitlock Community Center. $5 adults, $2 kids, proceeds to local charities.
Everlands West returns to council. Fire Station 7 ribbon cutting. Tire Amnesty. Your weekly Palm Bay roundup.
Weekly roundup covering Jones murder charge upgrade, LDC Workshop 3, Charter Review, community events, road closures, and municipal news.
Republic Services added Saturday routes and a grapple truck to clear freeze-damaged yard waste. Plus you get 4 free tire pickups a year.
Free disposal event runs April 16-18 at two county locations. The closer drop-off is 15-20 minutes from Palm Bay.
Brevard County just launched free digital library cards for residents 18 and older. Here’s everything Palm Bay’s two branches offer, from eBooks to meeting rooms to a seed library.
The city’s free Multicultural Festival returns Saturday, March 7, at Fred Poppe Regional Park. Doors open at 11 a.m. and the event runs through 3 p.m...
The 5th Annual Palm Bay Multicultural Festival expands to two venues this year, with an inaugural art show featuring national-level artists and a Friday evening opening night.
Palm Bay families can plan their holiday season with this guide to the city’s four major December events: the Tree Lighting, Holiday Light Parade, “Trucks, Treats & Eats,” and the free Christmas Extra
Palm Bay will host a public meeting Oct. 9 to discuss plans for widening St. Johns Heritage Parkway from Malabar Road to north of Emerson Drive.
The playground at Fred Poppe Regional Park, Palm Bay’s largest all-inclusive play area, will close Sept. 15 for warranty repairs to its rubber surface.
Join the City of Palm Bay's annual Patriot Day ceremony at Sacrifice Park to honor and remember the victims of the September 11th attacks. A local tradition.