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.

The Contra Costa Family Medicine Residency Program celebrates 75 years of training physicians with a wide range of services and a rigorous curriculum, contributing significantly to local healthcare and global medical education.

Federal cuts to SNAP, known as CalFresh in Santa Clara County, threaten food security for 55,000 residents by reinstating work requirements and tightening eligibility.

The City of North Las Vegas celebrates the Book Bus event which provides a mobile library experience, distributing over 200,000 books and touching 84,000 students' lives since 2023.

A free legal clinic in Oʻahu helped over 200 individuals with expungements and bench warrant recalls, providing significant legal aid through the efforts of volunteers.

Arapahoe County is organizing Treat Street, a family-friendly Halloween event on Oct 18-19, featuring candy, bounce houses, and various activities. Tickets are $12 on-site, $10 presale, with free entry for kids under 2.

The Folsom City Council has approved cost-cutting measures to tackle a $3 million deficit, including reducing city positions and restructuring departments.