Casa Grande invites public input on its Community Development Block Grant program report, with a review period from August 31 to September 14, 2025, and a public hearing on September 15.

Carmel and Noblesville invite volunteers to the 31st White River Clean-Up on September 14, offering canoes, supplies, and t-shirts for trash collection efforts.

Hillsborough County 4‑H Open House on August 30th highlights diverse programs beyond traditional farming, including robotics and photography, at the Florida State Fairgrounds.

Flagstaff announces facility closures for Labor Day, with City Hall, the landfill, and other services paused, but the Aquaplex and Jay Lively Center remain open. Trash and recycling pickup schedules are adjusted for the holiday.

Boston's "Forever Young" program for older adults is returning this fall, offering outdoor activities at Langone Park every Friday from September 5 to October 24. No registration is required for the weekly events.

La Vergne's first Summer Safety Day taught kids about safety through interactive activities and discussions led by local law enforcement and fire department personnel.

Local law enforcement supported the Boone County Senior Services Olympics, judging events and cheering on participants, strengthening community bonds.

Margate officials received accolades from the Florida League of Cities for their commitment to excellence and education, with the mayor earning a Bronze Certificate of Merit and two others achieving Gold Certificates of Excellence.

Manatee County, Florida is offering $25 annual memberships for local residents to join community gardens, providing a raised bed plot, shared tools, and educational opportunities.

The Muskingum County Prosecutor's Office participated in a community event to raise overdose awareness and promote their DART program, which offers rehabilitation instead of prosecution for non-violent offenders.

Denton County prepares for the "Red, White, and Blue Freedom Walk" on September 7, a tribute to 9/11 and fallen service members, emphasizing unity and non-political remembrance.

Conyers University returns with free, interactive sessions for residents to learn about local government, starting October 6, 2025, with prior registration required.

The Memphis Police Department is hosting a community fair at Ridgecrest Apartments to promote a 'Stronger, Safer Memphis' with health and safety activities.