Dunwoody residents will participate in the #GreatDunwoodyCleanup on November 1 to clean the city and protect waterways, with the Stormwater team coordinating the event.

Lawton City Council proclaimed October as White Cane Awareness Month, with October 15 as White Cane Safety Day, to support visually impaired individuals' independence and safety.

Geauga County prepares for its Annual Trunk or Treat event with a candy donation drive led by Sheriff Scott A. Hildenbrand, ensuring a safe and enjoyable Halloween for local children.

The Georgia Ballet is presenting "Dracula," a new production choreographed by Norbe Risco, at Jennie T. Anderson Theatre from October 23-26, 2025, as part of its 65th-anniversary season.

Judge Chris Lee retires from the North Las Vegas CARE Court, notable for its success in rehabilitating low-level offenders and addressing systemic issues.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota offers a free organics drop-site program for multifamily residents without city collection service or on-site organics collection, aiming for sustainability and reduced landfill waste.

Governor Tina Kotek's administration in Oregon has made progress in combating homelessness, rehousing over 5,539 households and supporting 6,286 shelter beds since 2023.

Flagstaff is hosting a meet and greet with the two finalists for City Manager, Joanne Keene and Doug Schulze, on Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. at City Hall.

Jefferson County Commissioner Rachel Zenzinger shared a personal stress-coping strategy recommending attention to physical health, mental activity, spiritual connection with nature, career development, and community service.

Maple Grove celebrated the graduation of new D.A.R.E. instructors trained by local officers Laurel Slawson and Justin Smith to combat drug abuse and violence.

Arizona's DCS launched its annual Giving Tree Program to provide holiday gifts to children and young adults in foster care, emphasizing support for teenagers and those aging out of care.

Two Santa Monica homeless housing projects on Ocean Avenue paused after community pushback on transparency and neighborhood impact. Local officials call for more engagement and reassessment of plans.

El Paso Community College held its first Hireability Job Fair, targeting inclusivity and connecting disabled students and community members with diverse employers.