Pleasanton Library Reduces Operating Hours Amid Fiscal Challenges as New Borrowing Policies Announced
The Pleasanton Library is reducing its weekly hours from 62 to 48 starting August 4 due to fiscal challenges. Changes also include reduced borrowing limits and a new holds policy. Digital resources remain available 24/7.
Jacksonville Invests $1 Million for Preschool Literacy Boost with "The Mayor's Book Club"
Jacksonville's Mayor Deegan and former Mayor Peyton partner to expand early literacy with a $1 million investment from the Gate Foundation, creating The Mayor's Book Club to distribute free monthly books to preschoolers.
Upper Arlington's 'Party on the Plaza' Canceled Due to Storm Threat, Indoor Art Reception to Shine Instead
The Party on the Plaza event in Upper Arlington was cancelled due to potential thunderstorms, but a reception at the Concourse Gallery, featuring Sandra Rocha's art, provides an indoor alternative.
Fort Worth Invites Community Input for Refresh of Iconic Mural on W. Lowden St.
Fort Worth is seeking community input for the renewal of a mural at 1000 W. Lowden St. through a survey open until July 28. The project with I.M. Terrell High School aims to reflect local identity and creativity.
Baltimore's Druid Sexual Health Clinic Faces Operational Woes Amid Extreme Heat
The Druid Sexual Health Clinic in Baltimore is struggling with extreme heat issues, causing patient appointment cancellations and equipment risks, with the OIG highlighting the urgent need for infrastructural upgrades.












