Arlington, Texas, has been named a Tourism Friendly Certified Community by Travel Texas, recognized for its appeal to tourists, strong economy, and excellent customer service.

Rabbi Alvin Kass, NYPD Chief Chaplain, died at 89 after nearly 60 years of service; remembered for his dedication and compassion by the city and fellow leaders.

ATLDOT announced a road closure on Beechwood Drive NW for tree removal, affecting traffic and sidewalk access from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Local inquiries can be directed to [email protected].

Arlington has been certified a Tourism Friendly Texas Community for its commitment to leveraging tourism for economic growth. The city's success is attributed to attractions and hospitality workers.

Arlington ends Daylight Saving Time on November 2, 2025, prompting reminders for residents to check smoke alarms and road safety, especially for cyclists and pedestrians.

Charlotte County residents are invited to attend a Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting on November 5th to discuss parks, camps, swim lessons, and economic impact.

Marietta's Ugly Holiday Sweater Parade returns on December 4, 2025, during the Christmas Tree Lighting event, inviting participants to join the festive and community-oriented celebration.

Charlotte County Utilities Department is experiencing issues with their customer service phone line, urging customers to use email or online resources for assistance.

Cambridge highlights local businesses for Small Business Saturday, underlining the economic and community benefits of shopping locally during the holiday season.

Charlotte acknowledges first responders' dedication on National First Responders Day, reflecting on their rigorous emergency training efforts captured in a recent Facebook post.

The Comic Book & Toy Expo returns to Flaherty Park Community Center on Nov. 1, featuring various vendors selling collectibles and offering a free, family-friendly event.

LVMPD introduced Tesla Cybertrucks to its fleet, donated by philanthropists and customized for police use, to advance local law enforcement technology.

A $200,000 winning lottery ticket was purchased at a Giant Eagle in Moon Township for the PA Lottery's Cash 5 game. The winning numbers were 5, 11, 24, 33, and 41. The winner remains unidentified, and the store will receive a $500 bonus.