Good morning, Lafayette.

Prophestown State Park expects a busy Memorial Day weekend as visitors plan to enjoy outdoor activities and its aquatic center opening Saturday with entry set at $5 per person and free for kids three and under.

Officials advise bringing sun protection and bug spray as Indiana weather remains unpredictable.

LFD Number Five set up crosses (each marking a fallen firefighter) in honor of Memorial Day; some honor local heroes while others remember those lost on 9/11.

The fire station will hold a service at 8:30 a.m. to pay tribute to these first responders.

West Lafayette veteran Wesley Robertson started Red White and Clix to help fellow veterans face home battles using game playing, a program inspired by his late father.

He aims to offer a fun way to build skills + give back to the community.

Bluewater Kings Band will open Lafayette Sounds of Summer concert series tomorrow at the Memorial Island Amphitheater in Columbian Park — a free event where guests can bring lawn chairs, blankets, and a picnic.

On Tuesday, two swarms of bees were spotted in a tree at McPaw Dog Park (McCaw Park) when local beekeeper Chris Bruinsma safely relocated them.

Lafayette Parks and Recreation thanked Bruinsma and reminded parkgoers to protect pollinators.

Lafayette is thanking Réveille Coffee Bar and Eleventh House for donating used plastic containers that will be turned into mini greenhouses — the project will winter sow native plants to be placed in rain gardens to clean water and reduce stormwater runoff.

Officials approved Greystone Subdivision, a 13-lot development along County Road 300 East near Battle Ground on May 21 after meeting zoning rules; some residents worry that small lots using private septic systems may worsen drainage issues (county agencies plan further review).

During National EMS Week, emergency medical teams are honored for answering over 7,000 calls yearly and sacrificing family time and holidays (such as birthdays) to care for our community.

Director Darrell Clase says the extra recognition means a lot.

Purdue baseball beat Iowa 8-1 on May 21, moving to play No. 1 UCLA today at 2 p.m. in Omaha & aim to boost its NCAA Tournament bid.

Plant Bingo Brunch

11 a.m. — Bennett's Greenhouse — $25 — Enjoy a fun-filled brunch with bingo, plant trivia, and mimosas surrounded by fellow plant enthusiasts.

Scott Greeson, Vickie Maris, Michael Kelsey Concert

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Delphi Opera House — Ticket prices TBA — Enjoy an evening of live music with popular local artists wrapping up the season.

Midwest Women's Bowling Tournament

All day — Mike Aulby's Arrowhead Bowl — Various entry fees — Compete in exciting bowling matches at the Midwest Women's Tournament.

2026 Cancer Survivor Tea: Wicked For Good

11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. — Art Museum of Greater Lafayette — Free entry — Celebrate life, love, and resilience in a regal afternoon tea setting.

Franciscan Alliance: Working Well

11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. — Ivy Tech Community College Lafayette — Free entry — Hear insights from Alex Heaton about workplace wellness initiatives.

Plant Bingo Night

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Bennett's Greenhouse — $25.00 — Enjoy a fun-filled evening of bingo with plants and prizes.