Good morning, Melbourne.

Eastern Florida State College Foundation named two new board members — Jamara Harvin and Heather Hickman — to join its board with Randy Coleman, Mel Mills, George Roman and Natasha Spencer.

Harvin owns a cleaning company in Rockledge while Hickman is chief experience officer at Community Credit Union and both support education efforts.

St. John's River Water Management District set a prescribed fire in west-Brevard at the Three Forks Conversation Area to clear fuel for wildfires.

The burn is part of an effort to reduce wildfire risk as dry conditions continue.

Brevard County officials reported that on Wednesday Tropical Storm Gabrielle had 50 mph winds and was tracking at 14 mph over open Atlantic waters.

Officials say they will monitor the storm closely—urging residents to review their hurricane plans as the active season continues.

Brevard Public Schools worked with the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office to install smart cameras on about 400 school buses that record drivers who illegally pass a stopped bus — officials said the videos are reviewed before mailing a $225 ticket to the vehicle owner.

School and sheriff’s representatives said the move aims to keep students safe.

A court ruling made open carry legal on Sept.15 and all county sheriffs have been told not to arrest residents carrying firearms legally — the change will take effect in north Florida on Sept.25 while other gun laws remain in force.

Terry Spain and Zane Garcia will call the football game between Cocoa and Eau Gallie tomorrow at Dick Blake Stadium — live coverage will start just before the 7 p.m. kickoff on Space Coast Daily’s Facebook and YouTube pages.

Community Health Talk

1:30-3:30 p.m. — Sandpiper Room — Free entry — Explore community health topics through interactive discussions and activities led by health professionals.

Do It For P Community Health Fair

10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Carver Community Center — Free entry — Celebrate community wellness with free health resources and education aimed at promoting overall well-being.

Let’s Gravel!

7-11 a.m. — Three Forks Conservation Area — Free entry — Enjoy a challenging 50-mile ride with hydration and nutrition provided by Trek of Melbourne Florida.

Oktoberfest & Puptoberfest

11 a.m.–10 p.m. — Intracoastal Brewing Company — Free entry — Celebrate with your pups at a day full of festive fun, live music, and tasty local brews.

Salsa Dance Night: Havana Nights

6-9:30 p.m. — Venezia Wine Veranda — $10 at the door — Experience Cuban rhythm with a Salsa class followed by social dancing and delicious culinary specials.

Boo at the Zoo

10:00 – 11:30 a.m. — Brevard Zoo — Included with Zoo admission — Experience a Halloween celebration with trick-or-treating, themed activities, and spooky music.

Rock & Roll Revue: Autumn Boogie

7-10 p.m. — Eau Gallie Civic Center — $15 — Dance to the catchy tunes of a fabulous 12-piece Rock & Roll band this autumn.

Melbourne Annual Fall Art and Craft Expo

10 AM – 6 PM — Wickham Park — Festival admission details unknown — Explore over 300 booths featuring local art, crafts, and live music.

Florida Tech Homecoming 2-Mile Run/Walk

5:30 p.m. — Florida Institute of Technology — Proceeds benefit the Panther Fund — Participate in this community-focused run and support Florida Tech alumni.

2nd Annual Art and Craft Show

12-6 p.m. — Melbourne Auditorium — Suggested $5 donation — Shop local crafts and enjoy live performances in a community celebration.