Fayetteville residents involved in HOAs and POAs will meet city leaders to discuss community concerns on September 6. The meeting will provide project updates and discuss new solid waste services.

Ogden City celebrated the opening of a new playground at Jaycee Park, emphasizing community involvement and partnership with KABOOM! in their recent social media post.

The Statesville Police Department is recruiting full-time police officers emphasizing service with integrity and community impact. Applicants must meet criteria, including U.S. citizenship, age, education, and a clean criminal record.

Tampa is intensifying efforts to tackle noise issues, collaborating with HMMH for a community meeting to discuss survey findings and plan solutions for urban noise.

Wisconsin DNR urges prospective hunters to enroll in education courses required for legal hunting, offering various formats, including traditional and online, especially vital for beginners and archery enthusiasts.

Milton Police Department secures its fourth CALEA accreditation, maintaining its high law enforcement standards.

The Charlotte Fire Hockey Team has donated to the Firefighters’ Burned Children Fund, affirming their commitment to community support beyond their on-ice victories.

Carmel to unveil "Butterflies on the Monon" public art installation featuring mosaic butterflies by artist Nancy Keating, symbolizing community involvement.

El Mirage's biannual bulk trash collection is coming up, with fall cleanup registration opening August 18, 2025. Residents must schedule an appointment and pay a $10 fee.

Montgomery County airs a special DUI awareness episode on "En Sintonía con el Concejo" to educate the Latino community about the consequences of impaired driving.

The Wake County Animal Center is waiving all adoption fees through the end of August as part of its "Clear the Shelter" campaign. With more than 500 animals in its care, the shelter urges residents to adopt, foster, or donate.

The Placer County Library's "Level Up" summer reading program ended with high participation, logging over 2.4 million minutes of reading and hosting events that drew over 2,000 attendees.

Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission is set to discuss a request for a Specific Use Permit to construct a carport on a property at 1951 Ravenwood Drive.