The Fall HOA Workshop on November 8 in Brooklyn Park will offer advice and strategies for local HOA members and boards, including sessions on finances, conflict management, and more.

On Veterans Day 2025, Maricopa County is waiving regional park entry fees for active and retired military, honoring their service and encouraging the enjoyment of the parks' natural beauty.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida set a new fundraising record for the Special Olympics in Clay County, collecting $16,097.67 during a "Tip-A-Cop" event, contributing to the campaign's total of $38,837.67.

Clayton County leaders are set to unveil a detailed affordable housing plan that includes a housing task force, planning initiatives, and resources for residents.

The Casa Grande Public Library is hosting a range of programs for various age groups from November 3-8, including tech classes, genealogy maps, game series, crafts, veterans storytelling, and Spanish/ESL gatherings.

Jefferson High School hosts Program Night to present its educational and extracurricular activities to prospective families and students, emphasizing academic excellence and community involvement.

Seattle Home Fair offers information on permits, inspections, and property regulations at the Filipino Community Center, with experts from various city departments.

The Burleson Police Department highlights the importance of internet safety for children, citing the rise in digital threats reported by NCMEC. They share a video and plan an educational event to address the issue.

Ypsilanti, Michigan, is expanding the Rx Kids program, offering financial support to new and expecting mothers with initial payments of $1,500, followed by $500 monthly for six months.

The Senate Study Committee on Higher Education Affordability in Georgia will hold its fourth meeting on November 6, 2025, to discuss making college more affordable.

Medford is offering Free Wood Debris Chipper Days for fire prevention, available on March 19-20 at two locations, for residents to chip clean wood debris.

Broken Arrow Public Schools introduced Tiger Connect, aiming to improve student behavior management. The program involves teaching, counseling, and parental involvement over six weeks.

The Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center will illuminate in green from Nov. 4-11, as part of Operation Green Light for Veterans to honor military service.