Brooklyn Park is hosting its seventh annual Restaurant Week from September 22-28, inviting local restaurants to participate and showcase their dishes.

Pittsburgh has named a street after Gus and Yiayia’s Cart to honor the local food stand's long-standing presence and community impact, especially after the death of longtime owner Gus Kalaris.

Bob Hollister was honored at a county board meeting for his 32-year tenure as Cochise County's RACES Officer, recognized for his significant contributions to emergency communications and public safety.

Butts County invites bids for routine roof inspections and minor repairs on county buildings by August 28, 2025.

Dr. Kevin Ricker will present "Photographing the Haw River" at the Chatham Community Library, showcasing images of the Haw River's wildlife and ecosystems.

Clearwater's guide details how individuals, non-profits, and businesses can save money and the environment through sustainable practices like energy efficiency and resource management.

Chicago Public Schools face a $734 million deficit, leading to 1,500 layoffs including teachers, amidst efforts to balance the budget; the district pushes for structural financial changes over temporary fixes.

Lenoir City's Cardboard Boat Race & Fire/Police Games on August 2nd support community building and youth through the Prevention Alliance of Loudon County, with key sponsor BCI defending their title and engaging with local kids.

The City of St. Peters reports clear water quality tests for Country Hill Manor and South after a main repair, offering advice for any residual discoloration.

Columbus Fire Cadets experienced live fire training at the Ohio Fire Academy, reinforcing their understanding of fire behavior, complementing the strategic partnership between Columbus Fire and the OFA in educating future firefighters.

The Belmont Police Department is recruiting, emphasizing benefits like competitive pay, community support, and advanced officer training on their social media.

The Fulton County Board of Ethics schedules its third quarter meeting for August 1, 2025, inviting the public to attend at the Fulton County Government Center.

Raleigh's Dix Park celebrates 10 years since its transformation from a mental facility to an urban park, reflecting on growth and diverse visitor experiences.