Good morning, Jupiter.

Florida citrus growers are seeking support as a new campaign urges shoppers to buy fresh oranges and grapefruits at local grocery stores rather than drinking juice; experts say the effort will help offset losses from recent weather challenges (Florida Citrus Mutual noted gains from new therapies).

Lincoln Elementary School is closing, and 380 students will shift to new campuses as officials finalize placement plans (this change will impact families next term).

Florida's Department of Education has launched a hotline to report if prayer and religious expression are not allowed in public schools.

The complaint line went live today following federal guidance as part of state efforts to support voluntary faith practices (email: [email protected]).

Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw confirmed during a March 18 Zoom briefing organized by Rep. Lois Frankel that there are no credible security threats in the area as concerns grew from the ongoing Iran war — officials urge residents to report any suspicious activity.

River to Reef Art Fest

10 AM – 4 PM — Little Moir's Hibiscus StrEATery — Free entry — Celebrate creativity and nature with local art, music, and hands-on workshops.

Leo Von Concert

12-3 a.m. — 1111 Love St, Jupiter, FL — No cover charge — Experience a lively blend of country music influenced by classic American artists.

Immersive Sound Bath & Meditation

6-7 p.m. — Village Yoga — Donation-based ($15-20 suggested) — Experience a soothing sound journey designed to restore your nervous system.

Under the Moon Sound Bath & Community Gathering

7:30-9 p.m. — Seabreeze Amphitheater — Donation-based — Experience an immersive sound healing journey under the new moon's energy.