Good morning, Kissimmee.

The community in Kissimmee mourns Jackie Dalton, a dedicated member of the Silver Spurs Club for 35 years who passed away last week.

Her legacy in rodeo life — mentoring young contestants and supporting local events — leaves a lasting impact on families and traditions.

The Museum of Military History, in partnership with Experience Kissimmee, will honor WWII veterans on Saturday, Aug.

8 at G.A.R. Hall in St. Cloud (free exhibits run from 9 a.m. to noon while a luncheon costs $25 from 12:30 to 3 p.m.).

The School District of Osceola County holds an AI workshop today at 3 p.m. at its headquarters in Kissimmee to update the School Board on using approved AI tools for both classroom and operations + many educators stress the need for clear limits while recognizing AI's potential in supporting teaching and learning.

Local families can start planning for the school year with a curated list that covers classroom supplies, lunchboxes, backpacks, and tech upgrades.

The list of 25 essentials helps parents and students get ready for a smooth return to class.

Dr. Gayathri Kapoor of Orlando Health advises families to schedule well-child visits before the school year starts to ensure children receive needed checkups + vaccines and screenings.

Parents in Kissimmee should contact their pediatricians soon to secure timely appointments.

Osceola County invites residents aged 55 and older to join the free Sit & Be Fit class hosted by Commissioner Janer today from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Robert Guevara Community Center (501 Florida Parkway) to help seniors stay active and connected.

City leaders advise residents to use local cooling centers such as libraries, community centers, and splash pads (hours vary by location) and offer free LYNX rides when the heat index reaches 103, urging anyone feeling ill to call 911 promptly.