Arlington nonprofits can enhance their skills with free courses from the Arlington Tomorrow Foundation, covering grant sourcing, storytelling, and fundraising.

Staff at Memorial Hospital West organized a wedding for cancer patient Richard Parague and Kareen Bowler, complete with donated cake, decorations, and music.

Arlington, Texas offers a weekend full of events, including The Smurf Experience, Six Flags festivals, tech courses, music performances, a book club, painting class, Monster Jam, a chess event, stargazing, and a brunch with views.

The Regional Information and Intelligence Center (RIIC) received the Real Time Center of the Year award, recognized for its collaboration among police departments and effectiveness in resolving crimes using real-time surveillance.

The Arlington Community Court offers low-income residents and veterans alternatives to fines for misdemeanors, such as community service and educational programs, addressing underlying issues like poverty and addiction.

Tampa encourages residents to reduce waste and avoid single-use plastics through a playful 'Mean Girls'-themed social media campaign, promoting the use of reusables and proper recycling practices.

The Englewood Recreation Center seeks weekday lifeguards and swim instructors, offering training for applicants interested in recreation and swim safety roles.

October in Mecklenburg County highlights Breast Cancer Awareness, emphasizing early detection through mammograms and lifestyle changes to reduce risk.

New Braunfels seeks public input on its largest park design at an October 15 open house, with officials presenting master plan concepts for the 145-acre Northwest Park.

Wisconsin DNR and deputies ran a safety campaign for ATV/UTV riders, engaging with over 1,600 operators over Labor Day weekend, focusing on helmet and seatbelt use following 34 fatal crashes this year.

A fox in New Braunfels tested positive for rabies, marking the 20th case in Comal County this year. Residents are warned to avoid unfamiliar animals and ensure pets are vaccinated.

Heber City announces the pressurized irrigation system will be shut down on October 3rd, 2025. Residents are advised to drain their systems to prevent freeze damage.

Johnson City celebrated the completion of the $41 million West Walnut Corridor project, aiming to link downtown to ETSU with improved walkability, infrastructure, and economic growth potential.