Governor Abbott requests federal disaster aid for Uvalde County, Texas, after severe July floods, to support community rebuilding and infrastructure repair.

Captain Scott LeBrun retires from Mankato Police and Fire after 31 years, with the department praising his service and impact on colleagues and community.

Arlington Public Library is hosting a volunteer recruitment event on August 30, 2025, inviting the community to explore diverse roles and meet current volunteers.

The new ArcGIS Story Map and the 2025-2026 Oregon Blue Book celebrate the 50th anniversary of Hells Canyon Scenic Byway and Recreation Area, offering a virtual tour and stories from locals.

Hawai‘i's DCCA is launching PSAs to educate the public on hiring licensed contractors, emphasizing the importance of verified skills, insurance, and financial protections.

St. Peters Animal Control hosts the family-friendly Olde Towne PETaPalooza on Sept. 13, featuring pet adoptions, food trucks, vendor prizes, and microchipping services.

Licking County's free paper shredding and electronics recycling event is on September 20, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Highway Department garage complex.

Raleigh's Pullen and Fred Fletcher Parks are hosting the free annual Summer Concert Series, featuring local artists every Sunday until September 21, with a mix of genres for all ages.

The new Williamson County Administration Building, featuring local limestone, is set to be completed by summer 2026 and aims to serve the community for the next 100 years.

Seattle's IT department highlights AI's role in improving digital equity, focusing on public services like housing, education, and healthcare, especially for underserved communities.

The St. Louis Commercial Facade Improvement Program offers its second round of forgivable loans to small businesses seeking to enhance their exteriors, funded by the federal CDBG.

Eden Prairie residents are invited to mingle with local safety officials at a Coffee with a Cop event and a Pop-up Splash Pad gathering, emphasizing casual interaction and community engagement.

The Cabarrus County Fair is set to open with a variety of competitive categories, showcasing local art and agricultural skills, honoring traditions, and strengthening community bonds.