Mesquite residents are encouraged to attend a public hearing on a proposed tax increase above current and no-new-revenue rates, with a potential election on November 4, 2025.

North Las Vegas honors graduates from a 30-day substance abuse program at the Community Correctional Center, offering them tools for a better future post-release. The "I AM POSSIBLE" program aims to reduce recidivism.

The Back to School Jamboree at John Chavis Memorial Park offers free inflatables, food, crafts, and games, with free lunch boxes and water bottles for kids.

Butts County seeks a Part-Time Senior Center Activity Coordinator to organize engaging activities for local seniors, requiring energy, independence, and strong customer service skills.

Miami's Catholic schools expect 37,000 students for the new year, marking a growth trend and school expansions, with many facilities at full capacity.

Texas opens nominations for the 42nd Annual Governor's Volunteer Awards, acknowledging individuals and organizations for outstanding community service.

The Wake Forest Police Department's "Touch-A-Truck" fundraiser for Special Olympics NC is on Aug. 16 at The Factory, with vehicles on display and food for sale.

District 9 celebrated teachers with a supply giveaway and a Chick-fil-A breakfast at Stone Oak Elementary, supported by Councilmember Misty Spears and the San Antonio Spurs.

Dunwoody offers a Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Event on September 13, exclusively for residents, with registration required. The event promotes safe disposal of various hazardous items, excluding explosives and biomedical waste.

Arlington ISD students showcased culinary skills at A Taste of Arlington ISD, creating dishes for school menus.

An exhibition titled "Witness to the Holocaust" at the Marietta History Center showcases W.A. Scott III's photos of Buchenwald's liberation, comparing Jim Crow laws and Nuremberg Race Laws.

Pickerington bus drivers may strike at the beginning of the school year over health insurance and pay disputes, risking disruption of student transportation. Negotiations continue with employer Petermann Bus as both sides aim to avoid a strike.

West Allis launched a recovery plan with extended Municipal Yard hours, free debris disposal, special pick-ups, and support services for flood victims.