The Huntersville Rosenwald School #2, also known as the "Little School," is set to celebrate its 100th anniversary with a celebration, alumni panel, and documentary showcasing its historical impact on African American education.

Reno is hosting community cleanups to dispose of bulky waste, emphasizing community spirit and city beautification, with specific prohibited items and volunteer opportunities.

BookMother won the 2025 Hatch Bloomington business pitch competition, securing $100,000 to start a bookstore-coffee shop, aligning with the city's community development goals.

Sevier Days returns to Clarksville with re-enactors and frontier life demonstrations, offering a free educational and entertaining glance into the past.

Santa Monica City Council endorses the first Aging and Disability Action Plan to enhance the quality of life for older residents and those with disabilities.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by Orlando bars against the city's late-night alcohol sales policy, deeming their complaint an "impermissible shotgun pleading."

Scott County offices will be closed on September 16th from 8:45-10:15 AM for a staff event, affecting customer service, land records, and passport services.

JTA honors transit workers for their heroism during the 9/11 attacks in an online tribute, highlighting their role in evacuation and emergency support.

The Irving Police Department announces a No-Fly Zone for drones during the Red Bull Flugtag event at Lake Carolyn for safety and controlled airspace reasons.

The Sunrise Amphitheater in South Florida celebrates its grand re-opening with a free event featuring a ribbon-cutting, live music, food trucks, and a drone show.

A new citrus quarantine is enacted in Northern San Diego County due to Huanglongbing disease. The quarantine affects certain areas and restricts citrus movement to prevent spread.

Elyria, Ohio, commemorated the 24th anniversary of September 11th with a tribute on social media, reflecting on the day's impact and honoring those who perished and served.

Rob Christensen is set to discuss his book "Southern News, Southern Politics" at the City of Raleigh Museum, highlighting the impact of The News & Observer on North Carolina politics.