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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Fresh hair energy: If your ends are feeling unruly or you just want a cleaner shape, Pearly Moon Hair Shop is a no-fuss spot for Melbourne locals with fast online booking and a stylist chair that doesn’t overcomplicate things.
Treasure-hunt alert: If you love a good treasure hunt without the chaos, Holy Name of Jesus Thrift Store delivers a clean, well-organized browse with a wide mix of donated goods.
Elevate your cocktail game: Shady Oaks Lounge & Package leans into expertly crafted drinks, thoughtful service, and a mellow vibe that feels like Palm Bay grown-up night.
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The Florida Highway Patrol is searching for a driver who led officers on a high-speed vehicle pursuit in Brevard County, Florida.
Full story at wftv.com ↗
Florida is experiencing its largest dengue fever outbreak on record, with over 190 cases reported this year, including at least 38 new cases in September.
Full story at weather.com ↗
Florida's minimum wage rose to $15 per hour on September 30, fulfilling a 2020 voter-approved amendment, making it difficult to determine if this increase is causing higher prices and layoffs due to high inflation.
Full story at floridatrend.com ↗
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles has introduced a new Driver License and Identification Card program, featuring elements of Florida's history.
Full story at aroundosceola.com ↗
Publix is closing seven stores across three states in 2026 due to a rare slowdown in its sales growth.
Full story at rollingout.com ↗
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