Boil water advisory continues for residents near 6100 Dewey Street following a water main repair; city officials await clear bacterial tests before lifting the precaution.

Carrollton Culture Fest is set for a vibrant celebration of global traditions with food, crafts, and performances, offering free entry and activities on S. Broadway Street.

Atlanta's BEST Academy made history with the first all-Black high school polo team showcased at the Atlanta Polo Party, demonstrating newfound skills and challenging the traditional demographics of equestrian sports.

Queen Creek Parks and Recreation Department retains its Certified Autism Center designation, symbolizing their commitment to inclusivity and accessibility for individuals with autism through staff training and adaptive facilities.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, celebrated "Sun Day" to promote solar energy use, with over 150 residents and 30 businesses using solar power and city incentives supporting the transition.

Volunteer artists turned a graffiti-ridden wall into a 4,000-square-foot environmental mural in Clark County, aided by Public Works and led by advocate Vicki Holman and muralist Ana Gabriella.

St. Louis Park City Council has designated September as Latino Heritage Month to celebrate Latino culture and reflect on its community's contributions.

Utah State University hosted the Leonard J. Arrington Mormon History Lecture with Richard E. Turley Jr. speaking on team efforts in Latter-day Saint historical scholarship.

Lawton's Greer Park unveils upgrades on Oct. 11 with a ribbon-cutting event, featuring ADA-compliant equipment, swing sets, cushioned floors, and a new splash pad, marking the KidsFirst initiative's efforts to enhance local park spaces.

Gwinnett County received several 3CMA Savvy Awards for their effective public outreach, including for their glass recycling initiative and social media use.

Mexia receives the Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community designation, with Governor Abbott highlighting the importance of tourism for Texas' economy and job market.

Vista del Lago and Folsom high schools are set to hold homecoming parades, leading to temporary road closures.

The City of Heber is hosting a community barbecue to celebrate the nearing completion of the Heber Sewer and Water project, inviting residents for food and interaction with the project team.