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The 32935 ZIP code serves Brevard, a neighborhood in Melbourne, FL. This code is essential for accurate mail delivery and can also help you find local amenities such as schools, parks, and community ...

Brevard Zoo released ... Fishing lines, hooks, nets and pots pose a serious threat to marine life. Coastal Connections brought “J. Fry” to the Zoo’s Healing Center for care on Aug.

Plans for a downtown Spokane zip line are progressing, with construction of the aerial tour attraction expected to begin in the spring, pending approval from the city. The zip line is expected to be ...

TONIGHT, BREVARD COUNTY IS GOING MEDIEVAL AGAIN THIS YEAR, BUT NOT BEFORE A MAJOR CHANGE. THE ANNUAL RENAISSANCE FAIR WILL BE BACK IN MELBOURNE THIS WEEKEND, BUT IN A NEW SPOT. A MONTH LONG EVENT ...

The Brevard Zoo is celebrating 30 years and offers a chance for visitors to see more than 800 animals. If you have ever wanted to feel like a kid again, then the Brevard Zoo is full of ways to do just ...

MELBOURNE, Fla. — The Brevard Zoo is celebrating 30 years and offers a chance for visitors to see more than 800 animals. If you have ever wanted to feel like a kid again, then the Brevard Zoo is ...

Once you're in the zoo, you don't need another pass or anything special to visit the pandas, but prepare to wait in line – especially on weekends! The zoo is open every day (except Christmas Day).

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Come spring 2025, the longest continuous zip line in the United States will be in Pigeon Forge. The MegaZip at WildSide will fly riders 5,771 feet across the Smokies. That’s over a mile long!

How do the residents at the Brevard Zoo stay warm when it's anything but toasty outside? FLORIDA TODAY photographer Tim Shortt wanted to know, too, and headed to the zoo just after 9 a.m. Jan.