St. Augustine's Historic Elks Lodge Revitalized with $1.3M Renovation Celebrated by City Leaders and Community
St. Augustine celebrated the completion of the Fountain of Youth Elks Lodge restoration, funded partly by an African American Cultural grant, enhancing accessibility and preserving the site's heritage.
St. Petersburg Apartment Residents on Edge Despite Landlord's Partial Payment of Water Bill
Residents of The Morgan in St. Petersburg face water shut-off due to unpaid bills by the landlord, Lurin Real Estate Holdings. Despite some payment towards the debt, residents remain skeptical about long-term maintenance after experiencing neglect.
Gunman Attack and Job Turmoil Rock CDC Roybal Campus with 600 Jobs Slated for Layoffs After Violent Incident
CDC’s new director visits the Roybal campus after a shooting and confirms pending layoffs, including in the violence prevention division, intensifying the impact of the attack on staff.
3rd Annual Back to School Festival Brings Free Supplies and Community Fun to Milwaukee's Indigenous People’s Park
Milwaukee is hosting its 3rd Annual Back to School Festival at Indigenous People’s Park, featuring free food, music, and school supplies, with community building activities arranged by Alderman Mark Chambers, Jr. and the Milwaukee Police Department.
Upper Arlington's UA Insight Newsletter Delivers Community Updates on Projects, Elections, and Senior Services
Upper Arlington's September/October 2025 UA Insight newsletter features updates on the Community Survey, city projects, election news, and senior services. It also covers the Zollinger Road project and summer events.
Brooklyn Park Boosts Local Entrepreneurs with "Thriving Thursdays" and "Summer at the Plaza" Events
Brooklyn Park is hosting business events, including "Thriving Thursdays" for entrepreneur support and "Summer at the Plaza" for local culture and enterprise, and has introduced a voluntary camera program for safety.












