Tampa's Sulphur Springs neighborhood is developing a community-led action plan, with a workshop taking place for residents to discuss local improvements and vision.

Colorado Springs is seeking a volunteer for the City/County Drainage Board, responsible for advising on storm drainage funds and regulations. Applications are due by September 5, 2025.

The Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township opened its new Lawrence Education & Community Center, a facility for administration and community engagement.

The Wright County Compost & Recycling Center now accepts electronics (sometimes with a fee), scrap metal, and offers a re-use room for free chemicals. It has also set a new limit for free curbside recycling.

Butts County is hiring a Senior Center Site Manager to oversee their Nutrition Site Program, cater to seniors aged 50+, and manage meals, transportation, and activities.

Hoxworth Blood Center schedules its 11th annual Golf Outing fundraiser for September 18th, with activities like golf, meals, and a potential car prize for a hole-in-one.

Sonoma County has launched SonomaCountyResilient.org, a new website to help reduce wildfire risks and improve ecosystem resilience. It offers resources, a hub for information, and highlights the county's proactive measures against wildfires.

Seattle encourages residents to apply for permits for Play Streets week (Sep 5-14), a community-building initiative to turn streets into play areas. Deadline to apply is Aug 25.

The Chicago Police Department has reshuffled its leadership, promoting several members to enhance expertise and support crime reduction and community trust.

SFUSD welcomes back nearly 50,000 students with a qualified educator in every classroom, amidst financial challenges and a new payroll system causing paycheck errors for some educators.

USU is gathering materials and stories for an oral history project about their 1970s and 1980s bull mascots, GUS and GUS II, through their alumni and community.

The Illinois State Fair is taking steps to combat expected triple-digit heat with air-conditioned buildings, fans, free water stations, and medical aid available for visitors.

The Broomfield Workforce Center will close on August 20 for staff development, directing users to Adams County Workforce Center and the Broomfield Library during this time.