Wisconsin's Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest celebrates its 100th anniversary with events on June 7, and invites the public to join at the Crystal Lake Day Use Area.

Hillsborough County is calling for nominations for the 2025 Youth Excellence and Achievement Awards (YEA! Awards) to honor outstanding students for leadership, overcoming adversity, and community service. Nominations are open until August 15.

Gwinnett County is handling claims of financial impropriety by a former employee, stressing transparency and investigative integrity, while limiting public comment.

Carrboro Town Commons is hosting the Freight Train Blues Concert featuring Dedicated Men of Zion and Faith & Harmony on May 30, at 6:30 p.m., free admission.

Dick's Sporting Goods ended their multi-million partnership with McKeesport Area School District, affecting community programs and raising concerns among parents and officials.

Wisconsin DNR announces Free Fun Weekend on June 7-8, 2025, with waived fees for parks, fishing, and trails to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the state park system.

The Charlotte Fire Department highlights the crucial role of senior firefighters in mentorship and ensuring team safety, and announces information sessions for potential recruits.

Santa Monica's SaMo Pride is returning in June with month-long events, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, featuring diverse activities from sign-making workshops to drag storytime and a pier dance.

Santa Rosa Police announce a DUI checkpoint on May 30th to promote safety and deter impaired driving, funded by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety.

Sevier County celebrates 6th Grade LEADS graduates, who completed the program teaching them to resist drugs and violence, with hopes they carry these lessons into the future.

St. Johns County Public Library announces a Summer Reading Program with over 100 activities starting June 1, themed "Color Our World," including games, shows, and crafts.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office held a CCW Workshop in Akron to educate residents on firearm rights and responsibilities, with active community engagement.

Lawrenceville's City Hall introduced a walk-up payment window for utility bills, offering residents a quick and convenient payment method without needing to enter the building.