Good morning, Clermont.

YMCA of Central Florida is hosting Healthy Kids Day today and Water Safety Day on May 2 to offer free family events that include community vendors (promoting water safety education) at local centers.

Residents can watch the ancient Lyrid meteor shower continue until April 25 as meteors will streak across the night sky.

The shower will peak on April 22 to 23 (with 10 to 15 meteors per hour if you choose a low-light spot) and requires no special glasses.

Sullivan’s Crossing season 4 premieres Monday, April 20 at 8 p.m. on CW18 as series star Morgan Kohan (joining from London) previews twists and crossroads that will shape the season’s storyline.

East Ridge High School student Jasmine Gaines has been awarded the $1,000 Ray Goodgame Outstanding Student Leader Scholarship for her academic excellence, leadership, and over 500 community service hours in the South Lake area.

She earned top honors at science fairs and will pursue a neuroscience degree to improve care.

Clermont officials declared April as Water Conservation Month after Mayor Tim Murry signed a proclamation on April 14.

Local students led the Annual Drop Savers Poster Contest to showcase creative ideas that encourage everyone to save water.

Florida will restrict SNAP recipients from purchasing junk food, including soda, candy, and energy drinks, starting April 20.

The government policy is part of a federal initiative to improve public health and reduce chronic diseases.

World Tai Chi & QiGong Day Celebration

9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — Lake Hiawatha Preserve — Free entry — Celebrate health, harmony, and peace at this worldwide event in Clermont.

Awakening Wellness Reiki & Sound Healing Session

7:15-8:15 p.m. — Au Naturale Spa and Wellness — $35 — Experience a transformative fusion of Reiki and sound healing under the Flower Full Moon for deep release and rejuvenation.

Kentucky Derby Charity Event

11:30 AM - 8 PM — The Cove Bar — Free entry — Celebrate the Kentucky Derby with music, prizes, and food trucks while supporting first responders.