DuPage County celebrates its 500th Drug Court Program graduate, highlighting the success of rehabilitating non-violent drug offenders instead of incarcerating them.

Cambridge's inaugural Disability Pride event on October 4th aims to celebrate inclusivity with activities, resources, and free food at Joan Lorentz Park. Rain date is October 5th.

LaSharndra "Sharn" Barbarin, FACHE, named CEO of Medical City Arlington, praised for her leadership and commitment to healthcare excellence. Previously led Medical City Lewisville with notable achievements.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office is hiring for a Detention Deputy In Training, emphasizing inmate care and security, with application details on their Facebook page.

The SBM Fire Open House in Blaine offers a morning of family activities and safety demos, including fire hose use, extinguisher training, station tours, and emergency services showcases.

St. Charles County public health department is offering a free "Flu Fighters" drive-thru vaccination clinic on September 26 to increase flu vaccination accessibility.

Sgt. Gary Herron of the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office led La Vergne's Fall Festival Parade with a decorated vehicle, winning third place, while Marty Luffman, recovering from a car accident, served as grand marshal.

Georgia's Clayton County Behavioral Health Accountability Court marked its fifth year as the CACJ celebrated its 10th Annual Training Conference, focusing on supporting those with mental health or substance issues in the justice system.

Michael Macnamara named 2025 Library Champion by NEFLIN for his exceptional support for St. Johns County Public Library.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a $14.7 million safety initiative to reduce gun violence through prevention, intervention, and support services in high-risk neighborhoods.

The New Braunfels Fall 2025 Regional Job Fair will take place on November 5, hosted by local economic organizations, offering various job opportunities and networking chances.

NCDHHS hosts a fireside chat and tele-town hall to discuss Medicaid expansion in North Carolina, covering eligibility, community health impact, and application methods.

Mayor Jon Nehring hosted a "Coffee Klatches" session at Marysville Civic Center for residents to discuss city matters, with access extended through Facebook Live.