The Millington Police Department has alerted the public about two scams: the "School" Scam and false "Sheriff’s County Police" calls, advising to verify such contacts and report to authorities.

Kingsport offers skateboarding lessons for kids aged 6-12 at Scott Adams Memorial Skatepark, with a focus on safety and foundational skills. Classes start September 3, capped at 10 spots.

The Housing and Community Development Department in Athens, GA, is moving to the Costa Building on East Washington Street to improve community services.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office offers an immersive law enforcement experience for local leaders on September 22, with proceeds supporting staff in crisis.

Kato Go Play initiative in Mankato marked a successful year with a rise in ridership from 604 to 1,000, fostering community connections and exploration.

Woodstock City Council updated its Comprehensive Transportation Plan, focusing on traffic flow, pedestrian paths, and Smart Cities tech, based on public feedback.

Wake County has launched a $5 million Housing Opportunity Fund to aid developers in creating affordable housing, aiming to distribute housing throughout communities.

MARTA Red and Gold Lines will bypass Garnett Station from September 13 to October 26, 2025, due to platform renovations. A bus shuttle will connect Garnett to Five Points Station.

Tempe Police Department launches "Operation: Safe Start" to ensure safety with increased presence and monitoring around schools during the new academic year.

Clayton County preps for its first Pickleball Tournament to support CASA, advocating for abused children. Event on September 13, 2025, at South Clayton Recreation Center.

Round Rock Public Library is hosting its 4th annual Paint Your Pet Art Show, accepting submissions of pet portraits on canvas or paper until September 15. The event also includes an online art show.

Coconino County is holding meetings for wildfire preparedness, developing a Community Wildfire Protection Plan with stakeholders' collaboration and a public survey.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture warns against unlicensed pest control sales and urges residents to check for proper licenses before allowing work to begin. The article also mentions a digital form for reporting unlicensed individuals.