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.

Jacksonville officials have activated Cooling Centers due to a heat wave, providing cool spaces at public libraries, community centers, aquatic facilities, and free transport to these locations.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren praised the Just Move It run event, highlighting the participants' determination and community spirit despite the summer heat.

The University of Cincinnati celebrates the third anniversary of its Esports Innovation Lab with new gaming gear and a birthday event offering a glimpse of its advanced gaming environment.

Bellevue seeks public feedback on its 2026-2030 Sustainable Bellevue Plan to shape its sustainability goals, including achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.

The Elyria Police Department reminds the community to be cautious in school zones, emphasizing child safety and traffic law adherence, even when emergency vehicles are present.

Gilbert Regional Park's playground is closed for maintenance from Aug 18-31; other park amenities remain open.

Long Beach's third annual BYO Month in October promotes reusable items, supported by local businesses and city officials, featuring events, a documentary screening, and incentives for residents using reusables.

Five new officers joined the Maricopa Police Department, each with unique backgrounds including military service, public health, and community ties, ready to serve the growing city after academy training.

Berkeley Marina offers free boat tours on August 16 and September 13, featuring waterfront attractions, sailing lessons, fishing opportunities, and family-friendly activities like Adventure Playground.

GECU donated backpacks filled with supplies to over 400 students at Campestre Elementary School, supporting education and easing the burden on families.

Violet Township Fire Department celebrates the completion of a probationary year for three firefighters, marking their progress with permanent helmet shields and badges as they continue onto the Journeyman process.

Fort Worth Police and "Fort Worth Cops 4 Kids" rented theaters to treat 200+ children and families to a movie, promoting community relations before the new school year.