Worthdale Community Center offers weekly free card game sessions for seniors every Wednesday, welcoming both beginners and experienced players to socialize and play games like Poker and Bridge.

A digital mural in Atlanta honors Rosalynn Carter’s 98th birthday, while her and Jimmy Carter’s legacies are celebrated with various tributes, including a new U.S. Postal stamp.

Tringali Park Recreation Center in Englewood introduces adults to pickleball with Saturday classes from Sept. 13, aiming to teach game fundamentals for $2 per person.

Raleigh City Museum hosts Indie Rewind on September 5, celebrating the 2010s local indie music scene, free for those 18+, highlighting the cultural impact of indie artists.

La Joya Community High School will host 'The Unshakable You,' a leadership and empowerment summit for Avondale high school students on September 15, 2025, from 3 to 5 p.m.

The Matthews Alive Festival is set for Labor Day weekend, featuring concerts, a carnival, and a parade with a new route for enhanced safety and spectator space.

Jacksonville celebrated World Photography Day by sharing photos on social media that capture the city's essence, including special events and intimate moments within the community.

The Fall 2025 RAVE Review guide to Avondale's attractions and events is now available in print and online, featuring community activities and city news.

The article explains the science behind why scents can evoke strong memories and emotions, involving direct neural connections to the brain's emotion and memory centers.

A fire at Clarkston Oaks Apartments resulted in five hospitalizations and left 50 people, including many refugees, homeless. Firefighters contained the blaze, which damaged all 32 units.

Chatham County invites public input on its Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan for the Cape Fear area to address natural disasters and improve safety policies.

Lewisville offers a workshop to educate residents about home repair grants, including matching funds for various neighborhood enhancements and community-building initiatives.

CobbLinc and Kennesaw State University now offer free bus rides to students with valid IDs, facilitating easier travel between KSU campuses and local areas.