The Hooper-Renwick Themed Library in Gwinnett County has been named "Redevelopment Project of the Year," honoring its blend of history and community service.

James Clear discussed leadership and habit formation with students at Ohio University during the Raymond A. Lancaster Executive Leadership Speaker Series.

Fort Wayne officials plan to rezone certain areas in northeast Fort Wayne to improve local business and neighborhood vibrancy, focusing on promoting smaller retail spaces and mixed-use buildings.

Columbus adjusts trash collection for Veterans Day while recycling and yard waste services continue as scheduled.

Carmel and Westfield mayors initiate "Tackling Hunger Together" to raise funds for HCH Food Bank during a football game, with the community encouraged to donate when supporting their team.

Columbus City Schools partners with OhioHealth and I Know I Can, receiving a $150,000 investment for health science career pathways for students at Beechcroft High School and others.

Eden Prairie offers festive art classes for various ages, including paper crafts and stained glass, with sessions for children, adults, and families starting on Nov. 8.

San Diego's Environmental Services Department is tagging waste bins with "oops" tags to educate residents on proper recycling and reduce contamination.

Local young artists' designs are featured along Mesa's canal paths, celebrating reading, community, and exercise, with artwork installation by the city's Transportation Department.

CalFresh benefits returned on EBT cards in Sacramento County after legal action against the Trump administration's attempts to cut food assistance, aiding over 270,000 residents.

CalFresh/SNAP benefits for November will be fully provided to San Diego residents after a federal court decision, despite the ongoing government shutdown.

Hawaiʻi is celebrating Arbor Day with over 40 events, emphasizing the cultural and environmental importance of trees, with a focus on community engagement in tree planting and care.

The Arizona Department of Education survey reveals over 1,000 have left teaching since July, leading to 4,000+ vacancies and affecting 1,400 classrooms. Tom Horne urges for higher pay and support to address the crisis.