Sheriff T.K. Waters will walk Jacksonville Beach neighborhoods on September 20 to engage with locals and discuss community concerns, starting at 10:30 a.m. from Bethlehem Lutheran Church.

The Crabapple Fest in Milton returns on October 4 with art, antiques, family activities, food, and music, expecting large attendance in downtown Milton.

Missouri's Department of Natural Resources opens its 2025-2026 Bus Grant Program to fund school and nonprofit field trips to state parks and historic sites.

The Garland Youth Citizen Police Academy began a new session, where high school students learn about police work over seven weeks, aiming to build community trust and understanding.

Union County Park Ranger Kevin Mager received the "Caught in the Act" Award for assisting a stranded Ukrainian visitor, ensuring her safe return to Washington, D.C.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office announced the death of K-9 Maro due to a medical issue. Maro served for nine years and was known for his tracking, apprehension, and narcotics detection skills, as well as his affectionate nature.

Volunteer Emily Stokes adopted a dog named Zero from Wake County Animal Center, renamed him Shadow, and he became an integral part of her family and wedding.

Martella Walker has been appointed as the new Deputy Warden of Security at Ware State Prison in Georgia, overseeing 1,455 male inmates and security staff.

Woodstock began construction on Fire Station 28 to improve its growing city's public safety and emergency services.

The Kaua‘i Fire Department praised its Junior Lifeguard Internship Program participants for learning vital life-saving skills and contributing to the community's safety.

The CPSAB is hosting an info session in OKC's Ward 4 to discuss public safety efforts. Councilmember Todd Stone and CPSAB member Jason Brown encourage local engagement.

Lee Merritt of Lawrenceville's DDA wins the 2025 Inspired Leader, Community Champion Award for his integral role in the city's downtown revitalization efforts, including the SouthLawn project.

Chatham Community Library is hosting a seed saving workshop on September 25 in Pittsboro, teaching fermentation and winnowing techniques. Open to the public, no prior class attendance required.