Apache Junction launches its annual Neighborhood Partnership Program to foster engagement between city officials and residents through scheduled meetings.

The NCDHHS will host an event on October 1, discussing culture, identity, and mental health in Hispanic and Latino communities, requiring registration to attend.

Hundreds protest at Duke University, urging it to invest more in Durham, including raising wages to $25/hour, building affordable housing, and enhancing local infrastructure and schools.

Arlington offers diverse weekend activities including a play, Pumpkin Nights, music performances, The Smurf Experience, computer science for kids, a K-Pop Party, concerts, Six Flags Fright Fest, a farmers market, and a Cowboys football game.

Boulderthon will bring road closures in Boulder on Sept. 28 for a marathon, half marathon, 10K, and 5K. Visit the event website for detour info and plan for delays.

Arlington's ACTIV Center is hosting the Walktober Challenge for residents 50+ to walk on most days from Oct. 1 to Nov. 30, with kick-off event featuring the mayor.

Hillsborough County's Active Life Games for seniors start Sept. 29, featuring a range of events and an opening ceremony at the Barksdale Senior Center.

Fayetteville reveals a video about rejuvenating downtown with a 38-acre innovation hub per the "Telling Our Story" series, with Mayor Johnson and other officials highlighting its potential impact.

Wisconsin's DNR urges the use of local firewood to prevent the spread of invasive species and protect forests from pests like the emerald ash borer and diseases like oak wilt. They promote "Buy local, burn local" to avoid transporting tree-threats.

Marietta City Cemetery offers guided historical walking tours, with themes like "From Two Came Many" and WWI stories, led by the Marietta History Center.

MPD and PGPD join for Operation Blue Lights Nights to increase safety, visibility in high-crime areas, and community engagement on September 26-27, from 5 pm to 3 am.

Chatham Community Library is hosting a Veterans Coffee Break on September 30 to support local veterans with resources, benefits information, and camaraderie.

White River High School students, led by Mrs. Turgeon, produced a video with a local deputy, highlighting the Foothills community's spirit, which received praise from the Pierce County Sheriff's Department.