Many kids simply view Memorial Day as a day off from school, when they get to sleep in and maybe go to the pool or beach. Though the day involves subject matter that may feel heavy for little kids ...

It’s Memorial Day weekend in Orlando ... The family-friendly event also features corn hole, a kids area, a petting zoo and corn-eating contests. Tickets are $20 per adult and $10 per child ...

Summer 2025 will bring three three-day weekends between the months of May and September. The first of the three long weekends this summer will be Memorial Day weekend and the second will be the ...

Americans are poised to set a new record for travel over the upcoming Memorial Day holiday weekend, according to projections from AAA. AAA forecasted on Monday that a total of 45.1 million people ...

Memorial Day is Monday, May 26, and before parents allow their kids to celebrate the holiday with fireworks — teens 15 to 19 have the highest estimated rate of fireworks-related emergency room ...

Memorial Day weekend is right around the corner with the holiday falling on May 26. The origins of Memorial Day go back to the end of the Civil War in 1865 The National Moment of Remembrance Act ...

In 2025, Memorial Day falls on Monday, May 26th; financial markets, banks, USPS (except Priority Mail), FedEx, and UPS will be closed. Trash pickup will likely be delayed in many areas ...

Aldi, Target, Walmart and Kroger will be open on Memorial Day, though hours could be adjusted. Trash pickup will likely be delayed in many Ohio cities, while grocery stores like Kroger and Giant ...

Memorial Day, one of the United States' first federal holidays in several months, is almost here. For many, it marks the unofficial start of summer as pools and outdoor activities open up ...

Three federally recognized three-day weekends remain in 2025: Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day. Memorial Day, observed on the last Monday of May, commemorates military personnel who ...

Memorial Day is observed on the last Monday of May each year. It commemorates U.S. military personnel who died in service. Originally known as Decoration Day, it began after the Civil War.