White Settlement Community Services holds a toiletry drive for elderly residents, collecting items during September at various locations, as detailed on their social media.

Frisco is set to unveil a Purple Heart Monument this weekend, to honor military service members, featuring Medal of Honor recipient Capt. Groberg as speaker.

Marietta prepares for a procession to honor the late Master Firefighter Preston Fant, with expected traffic impacts on September 18 from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM.

North Miami is set to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with the theme "Lazos Familiares," offering diverse free events like Zumba, bilingual storytime, and "Jazz at MOCA," from September 6 to October 11, 2025.

Miami Beach honored the late Rabbi Yisroel Yaakov Grosz by renaming a street after him, recognizing his impact as a Holocaust survivor and Torah scholar on the local Jewish community since 1982.

The Saint Louis Zoo introduced a new litter of cheetah cubs to their habitat, viewable by visitors in the mornings, with names inspired by Star Wars characters.

Plymouth announces its Halloween at the Lake event on Oct 24 with activities, games, dance party, touch-a-truck, food trucks, and encourages costumes; the event is free, details on parking to come.

Cochise County hosts an event to quash non-felony warrants and access health resources, aiming to improve public safety and unburden the judicial system.

Jacksonville intensifies its litter-fighting efforts with a competitive twist in the Jax Litter League, offering Jaguars-themed prizes to motivate community cleanup teams.

Horizon City is preparing for its homecoming with a parade and pep rally, as detailed by the local police department. Safety and community spirit are emphasized for the event.

Ohio law and Board Policy 5200-Attendance allow students three days off per year for religious observance, with prior notification to the school required.

Dacula, GA unveils a new synthetic turf playing field at Rabbit Hill Park with ADA-compliant features and improved facilities, promoting inclusive play and reduced weather-related cancellations.

The Lewisville Police offers monthly Child Safety Seat Clinics to assist with proper car seat installation and ensure children's safety. Appointments are required.