Wake Forest is hosting a public meeting on September 30 to discuss a new skate park, following its land purchase and a $500,000 grant. The community is invited to share input at Town Hall with New Line Skatepark Inc. involved in the project.

The City of Dunwoody has released a cautious FY 2026 budget draft focused on public safety, customer service, and maintaining strong financial reserves.

Atlantic Beach warns against obstructing public right-of-way with items like rocks and posts, aligning with municipal codes to ensure safety and accessibility.

St. Petersburg announces a month-long celebration of live performances for its Performing Arts Month, with over 30 events spanning theater, dance, and music.

The annual Root House Harvest Dinner in Marietta, GA, features a Southern-style meal in a historic setting, with proceeds supporting the Root House Museum & Garden.

The director and assistant director of the Horn Lake Animal Shelter were fired by the city, with the reason for the dismissals not disclosed to the public.

"Olga Dies Dreaming" by Xochitl Gonzalez is Chicago Public Library's 2025 One Book, One Chicago pick, the first from a Puerto Rican author, offering a thematic fit with the city's culture and activism.

Maple Grove Police SROs welcome students to the 2025–2026 year, emphasizing their role in providing safety and support, while encouraging open communication between schools and families.

Hilliard's First Responders Park rededication will take place on September 11, with a ceremony featuring Ohio's Lt. Governor and local officials. The park includes 9/11 artifacts.

Charlotte Fire Department reports cancer as a leading cause of firefighter deaths and is implementing prevention strategies, including annual health checks and reduced chemical exposure, to protect its personnel.

Boston Police District E-5 and community members gathered for a family event at Georgetowne Homes, featuring activities, food, and an ice cream truck despite the rain.

Lawrence opens a new sand volleyball court at Lee Road Park, offering residents a venue for outdoor sports and community engagement.

Ed Brower of Sarasota's Public Works was named Employee of the Month for streamlining the building permit process, earning commendation for his expertise and helpfulness.