Long Beach Municipal Band to hold free outdoor concerts from June 24 to August 1, with various musical themes, as part of its 116th season. Mayor Richardson and conductor Curtis highlight the events' community and cultural importance.

Christy Todd, former Georgia Teacher of the Year, has been named the Chief of Staff for GaDOE, intending to focus on service and support within the department.

The Tampa PD hosted a free fishing clinic to build community relations, supported by the Yerrid Foundation and Rise Tampa. Kids fished with donated rods, fostering community bonds.

Dorcas Anabire from Utah State University won the ATTW Graduate Research Award for her study on tax challenges faced by international students in the U.S.

Fort Collins Councilmember Potyondy hosts a listening session for residents to discuss local issues on June 14.

The Lewisville Police is hosting a free "Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events" training on June 28 at Thrive to educate the public on survival strategies.

Flat Creek Floyd, Peachtree City's beloved alligator, was killed by a vehicle while crossing Highway 74. He was a local celebrity and will be remembered by the community.

Supervisor Kathryn Barger celebrated the opening of The Emerald, a housing project in Lancaster with 72 units aimed at aiding the homeless and those with unstable housing.

San Luis announces its Fourth of July Freedom Celebration with live music, including Kumbia Kings, and an early evening slot for neurodivergent children. No ATMs on-site and several prohibited items listed.

Lewisville will celebrate Juneteenth with a free concert by the David Whiteman Band at Wayne Ferguson Plaza on June 20, following recommendations by the Mayor’s Commission for cultural engagement.

Lewisville seeks teens for its Youth Action Council, urging interested high schoolers to apply before the Aug. 4 deadline for a term from Sep 2025 to May 2026.

Jacksonville Beach Police Department and local filmmaker Mitch Kaufmann collaborate on a gun safety video for an educational event, promoting responsible firearm use.

Chandler, Arizona launches overnight heat relief services from June to September, offering shelter, meals, and support to residents escaping high temperatures.