The MSPCA at Nevins Farm is seeking experienced adopters for 22 surrendered alpacas, emphasizing the need for social companionship among these herd animals.

Officials in Cochise County criticized the Mexican Gray Wolf reintroduction program and called for full compensation for ranchers' losses, while also supporting the Range Rider Program to reduce wolf-cattle conflicts.

Ernest Saxton, 85, is a thriving participant in Philadelphia's Senior Community Service Employment Program, exemplifying the initiative's success in helping seniors re-enter the workforce.

Jacksonville hosts a Disability & Adaptive Recreation Expo to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the ADA, featuring adaptive sports, service providers, and interactive exhibits.

Mike Richards has been aiding recovery efforts after floods in Kerr County, finding 10 bodies on his property and searching for more despite the emotional toll.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office seeks a grants program administrator, responsible mainly for grant writing and management. Applications close on August 10, per a website announcement.

Maui County offers a funding session for sustainability projects on July 25, with grant applications due by August 8 across various environmental categories.

Coweta County proposes a property tax hike to maintain services due to population growth and increased service demand, with three new special service districts and potential tax relief measures. Public hearings are scheduled.

Lawrence Police mingled at Indiana Black Expo, focusing on community ties, recruitment, and fostering diversity within the force. Mayor Whitfield showed support at the event.

Fort Worth's youth will participate in the Major League Pitch, Hit & Run Competition on July 26, with a chance to advance to the MLB World Series events.

Charlotte's Sugar Creek corridor faces rising crime and neglect, prompting a community rally for increased police presence, better lighting, and camera surveillance to improve safety and area conditions.

Commissioner Demont Davis and Clayton County Parks and Recreation host "Movie Under the Stars" featuring "Wicked" on July 26 at Lake Spivey Recreation Center.

The Lawrence Community Center hosted a Back to School Celebration with food, school supplies, clothing vouchers, and a fashion show to support local students and families.